Montepulciano
Prix de la bouteille : 24 EUR, à emporter : 24 EUR
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Libertango is a bright and expressive white wine that celebrates the freedom of natural winemaking. Grown in the rugged Alt-Empordà region of Catalonia, this field blend of Chenin Blanc, Macabeo, Parellada, and White Grenache offers a lively interplay of citrusy freshness and gentle floral notes. Hand-destemmed grapes see a short maceration, bringing out extra aromatic depth before fermenting in traditional amphora. Six months of aging in oak barrels lend a subtle roundness to its spirited acidity. Created by Vinyes Tortuga, who live among their vines and farm holistically, Libertango captures both a sense of place and an adventurous spirit in every sip.
Chute Libre from Terrain Vague is a red wine with an unusual story rooted in old Carignan vines from Fitou in the Languedoc region. Its journey began when the original 2022 vintage didn't finish fermenting, leaving a bit of residual sugar. To continue the process, the winemaker added freshly harvested Macabeo grapes from 2023, allowing them to soak for two months. This creative approach also included topping up with lees from another cuvée, giving Chute Libre extra character. The result is a light, lively red with a noticeably zesty acidity and a vibrant, fluid texture. It's a playful yet engaging wine that showcases the imaginative style of Terrain Vague, making it perfect for those who enjoy a bright twist on traditional reds.
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Flamingo by Lammidia is a playful and refreshing natural wine from Abruzzo, made in a way that reflects both tradition and creativity. The grapes come from a 60-year-old vineyard in Pianella, where more than ten red and white varieties grow together in the same plot, a style of planting once common in the region. All the grapes are harvested at the same time – some perfectly ripe, others still fresh and crisp – creating a wine that balances fruit with lively tension. The winemaking follows Lammidia’s minimal-intervention philosophy: hand-destemmed grapes, a short three-day skin contact, spontaneous fermentation, and aging in fiberglass. No fining, filtration, or added sulphites are used, keeping the wine pure and vibrant. In the glass, Flamingo shows itself as a light red (sometimes seen as a deep rosé), with bright acidity, subtle cranberry-like fruit, and a gentle hint of black tea. Its low alcohol and refreshing profile make it a relaxed companion for afternoons, picnics, or simple meals. The name “Flamingo” captures its spirit—easy, summery, and a little unconventional for a red wine.
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