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Les Canots Picpoul de Pinet 2020

France, Picpoul de Pinet AOP
Piquepoul
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Description

Crystal clear lemon with green highlights. Delicate nose with hints of citrus, green apple and acacia blossom. Fresh and zesty on the palate, excellent balance between fruit and acidity.

Certifications

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The vineyards of Picpoul de Pinet surround the Bassin de Thau (Thau Lagoon) on the sunny south coast of France, close to Montpellier. The climate here provides the perfect growing conditions for Piquepoul Blanc – long, hot, dry, sunny Summer days (the sea breezes moderate the temperature to ensure the grapes don’t over-ripen) and cooler nights (the Lagoon protects the land from sharp temperature fluctuations). The other famous export of the Bassin de Thau is oysters – so no surprise that the French always pair their oysters with Picpoul de Pinet! The village of Pinet is the centre of Picpoul production and gives its name to the wine.
Picpoul de Pinet is a really easy-drinking wine which is excellent with or without food. It is a fantastic match for all seafood and shellfish as it neutralises the iodine and salt content in these foods. It also matches surprisingly well with cheese and charcuterie.

Alcohol

12.5%

Analytical data

dry

3.9 g/l residual sugar
3.45 g/l acidity
3.54 pH

Vineyard

Vine density: ?
Yield: 55 hl/ha

Winemaker

Cyril Payon

Viticulture

The Piquepoul grapes are harvested at night in cool temperatures to prevent oxidation.

Vinification

Cool temperature fermentation in stainless steel tanks. Aged in tank on the lees for 4 months to add texture and complexity.

Maturation

in stainless steel tanks on the lees for 3-4 months

Aromas

Wood: none

Taste

Body: light

Bottling

Size: 0.750l
GTIN: 3700619321479

Packaging

Bottles per case: 6
GTIN: 13700619321476

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