These three typical grape varieties of the southern Rhône blend harmoniously to deliver a dynamic and deep wine
Clay and silt soil on a Triassic limestone bedrock with fossilized mollusks (gryphées)
the 2017 vintage reflects a season marked by early flowering and a warm
Convocation is a blend of two fourteen-year-old rums—one fully matured in ex–bourbon barrels and the other in ex–Madeira casks—brimming with cocoa
alcoholic fermentation with native yeasts in stainless steel tanks
2024 Domaine Les Carmels 'Copains Comme Cochons' Blanc de Noir, Bordeaux, France core These three typical grape varietiesVariety: Cabernet Franc Blanc de Noir Surface Area: 0. 30 ha (0. 74 ac) Vine Age: Planted in the late 1990s Terroir: From the Cadillac, multicolored clay with limestone inputs, soil up to 8 meters deep. Viticulture: Certified organic (Qualisud, 2010), Bordelaise pruning. Vinification: Directly pressed, ambient yeast fermentation and aging for 6 months in sandstone jars, Vin Mthode Nature: 30 ppm total SO2 or less added after vinification.