VdF "Caravan Blanc Le Vendangeur Masqué," De Moor
Organic

VdF "Caravan Blanc Le Vendangeur Masqué," De Moor - 2021

Item # 33211 750mL

This cuvée in the spirit of 2016’s Belle Compagnie Meridionale: Clairette from the Drôme (N.Rhône); Chardonnay from the Ardèche (N. Rhône); Pinot Blanc & “a little” Riesling from Alsace; Sauvignon Gris & Chard from Brionnais (near the Mâconnais); Aligoté from De Moor vines. Each variety was vinified and barrel-aged separately, the Aligoté being the only one in tank instead.

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  • Limited Production: Only 1 bottle(s) per customer

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