Roquefort ‘Petit Sale’ Clairette/Vermentino 2020 leconfield The wine has now acquired

The wine has now acquired a slightly tighter texture and at the same time keeps such a soft and especially long finish that it seems to go on forever… The bottling took place in November 2002

The ageing was carried out in the same barrels for 16 months with racking to clear the wine of its lees

The Champagne House is special for many reasons

Needs decanting but beautiful drinking now

with fine tannins paving the way for a very long and complex finish

Roquefort ‘Petit Sale’ Clairette/Vermentino 2020 leconfield The wine has now acquiredTerroir and Yield Clay limestone soils, rocky soil. West Northwest exposure. Altitude 380m, yield of 65 hl. ha. Grape variety Clairette, (locally called "le sal"), vermentino, vines planted in 1954, 2010 and 2011 with a touch of Ugni Blanc planted in 1956 and Vermentino planted in 2012. Harvest and Vinification Manual harvest. Selective sorting on beltimmediately upon entering the cellar. The cropis softly crushed, destemmed and soft