2019 Azores Wine Co. Isabella a Proibida, Azores, PortugalIsabella is a grape grown on the volcanic soils on the Azores Islands, rescued from near extinction by winemaker Antonio Maanita.

half cultivated with olives and vines and the rest consisting of the surrounding woodland and Mediterranean bush

000 hours of annual sunshine and 600mm of annual rainfall

The brief history of Chateau Pegau begins with the long history of Domaine Pegau

named for the union of two old winemaking families: Hubert Bouzereau in Meursault

generous and rather dense – with some reduction in the finish

Nevertheless

using naturally occurring yeast

large Slavonian oak barrels

Minimal intervention and historical winemaking techniques characterize our winemaking at Illahe

DOMAINE DU VIKING Most of Lionel and Francoise’s 13 hectares are not on the famous chalk (tuffeau) soils that make up over 90% of Vouvray but on the hard silex soils of the northern tip of the appellation

"It is no coincidence that our two top rated wines

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