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This stunningly great 2010 vintage can be enjoyed with relish as soon as it finishes maturing, knowing that it will then undergo a period of fine ageing, confirming its opulent complexity.
– 29% Petit Manseng (origin of the vine: Charles Hours – Béarn).
– 27% Viognier (origin of the vine: Georges Vernay – Condrieu).
– 19% Chardonnay.
– 11% Chenin Blanc (origin of the vine: Domaine Huet – Vouvray).
– 14% rare grape varieties : Marsanne, Roussanne, Petit Courbu, Muscat Petit grain, Muscat d’Alexandrie, Gros Manseng, Semillon (France), Fiano (Italie).
A moderate summer, with neither burning heat nor a drop of rain, which gave birth to luscious savours.
Skin maceration for 5 to 7 days, fermentation in stainless steel tank.
A moderate summer without burning heat and without a drop of rain has produced delicious flavours.
The two lives of Mas de Daumas Gassac White Wine
Laid down in a cool cellar (14°-16°C, 57-60°F) even the oldest can happily wait with no problem for many years. However, being laid down in warmer temperatures will speed up the wines’ maturity.
First life
To taste within the first three years if you appreciate wonderful fruity flavours.
Drink our white wines as an aperitif or with a meal. They drink beautifully with most dishes.
Second life
Quite a different wine from the third or fourth year! Its youthful fruitiness will have disappeared, to be replaced by new flavours reminiscent of “sherry” or old “Sauternes”, a touch “oxidative” with great finesse.
Take care: if you are not looking for this type of wine, slightly paradoxical as it ages, drink our white wines within the first couple of years.
Tasting hints
– Serve around 10-12°C (51°F). Do not over chill.
– Open the bottle an hour before serving, but always replace the cork. Decanting encourages wines to express their full complexity but, always replace the stopper.
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We are currently looking for pickers for the 2024 harvest – between late August and early September.
Possibility of accommodation on site.
