Tasting Notes

A wine of finesse and power, giving harmonious expression to our sense of the Ventoux terroir. An aromatic intensity giving notes of white flowers and nuts. Fresh and mineral on the palate.

The Grenache and Roussanne provide roundness and mouthfeel, while the acidity perfectly balances the richness. Mineral and long with a crisp and savoury finish.

Wine Information

Vintage 2022
Region Rhone
Appellation Ventoux
Style White
Producer Domaine Vintur
Grapes Grenache Blanc, Roussanne, Bourboulenc, Clairette, Vermentino
Pairing Chicken, Fish and Seafood
Keeping Drink within 7 years of bottling.
Vinification Domaine Vintur's organic viticulture seeks to be in harmony with the earth, with organic fertilisation and minimal use of sprays. The vines have trellising and are pruned using Cordon de Royat.

The grapes are hand-picked and the grape must is fermented at low temperatures to extract the natural flavours of the grapes.
Viticulture Organic Wine
Bottle 75cl
Volume 13.5%


Domaine Vintur

Domaine Vintur
  
Domaine Vintur is an independent wine producer located on the lower slopes of Mont Ventoux, 33 Km from Avignon. When Graham Shore, a British wine-lover who has lived for part of the year in Provence for nearly 20 years, bought Domaine Vintur in 2010, it had been under-managed for several years and certain buildings were in need of renovation; what followed can only be described as a labour of love. The combination of Graham’s passion for both wine and Provence is reflected in the quality and level of restoration conducted.

Their resident winemaker, James Wood, has worked in vineyards across France, Germany, South Africa, New Zealand and England. James moved to the Domaine Vintur in early 2012 and his efforts had early success, winning awards for both white and red wines. One of the reasons Graham decided upon Domaine Vintur was the vines. Most of the vines on the 12 ½ hectares of planted land are 30-60 years old, so fully mature. They therefore have the potential to produce complex wines, with subtle but engaging aromas and flavours. The location is ideal for producing high quality fruit, thanks to a combination of Provençal sunshine, mistral winds and limestone/clay soil. The Southern Rhône has a history of wine making dating back to the ancient Greeks, who brought over and planted the first vines, and the Romans, who expanded the vineyards.
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