Mas Bres Pays des Cevennes Stella 2024
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| special blend of rolle, riesling and pinot gris | |
| high-lying and therefore cooler vineyard in the Cevennes | |
| mild, balanced taste with length | |
| delicious with pasta with fish or shellfish |
Tasting note Mas Bres Stella
Elegant dry white wine with a delicate floral and fruity aroma and a mild, balanced flavor. It's a great aperitif and also pairs well with refreshing appetizers, salads, or pasta with fish.
Description
The Mas Brès Blanc is an original white wine made from a unique blend of Rolle (Vermentino) Riesling (40%) and 10% Pinot Gris. The high-altitude vineyards in the Cévennes allow the grapes to ripen for a long time, preserving their freshness and fruity aromas. The production process begins with a rigorous selection of only ripe and healthy grapes. After arriving in the cellar, they undergo a cold maceration process, releasing the delicate, fruity aromas from the grape skins.
The grapes are then pressed and alcoholic fermentation begins. This is followed by several months of aging on the spent yeast cells ("sur lie"), during which winemaker Maurice Barnouin regularly and thoroughly blends the wine and the lees. This technique, called "bâtonnage," produces a rich, full-bodied flavor. The result: an original, distinctive wine of outstanding quality that stands out positively from the dominant Sauvignon and Chardonnay varieties.
Properties
| Producer | Mas Bres |
|---|---|
| Country | France |
| Area of origin | Cevennes |
| Grape variety | Rolle |
| Colour | White |
| Type of wine | Quiet |
| Bottle contents | 750 |
| Screw cap | No |
| Year | 2016 |
| Organic | Yes |
| Organic without certificate | No |
| Drinking at |
Excellent aperitif but also suitable with fresh starters, salads or pasta with fish. |
| Alcohol | 13% |