New barrels - Import export

French artisanal manufacture. French oak domanial origin. Thickness 27 mm. Fine grain; semi fine. Traditional toasting

« Classic » Series for whiskeys and Bourbons Medium Range Tosting , Char , options « Premium » Series for high-end spirits Toasting , char, options 24 month air dried wood Galvanized steel hoops Fine grain oak – Quercus Alba wood origin.

Grande Cuvée White AOP Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence White organic wine Grape varieties Vermentino 70% - Ugni blanc 30%. Aged for 12 months in new oak barrels, then aged in bottle then aged in bottle for 1 year. Tasting The colour is light yellow with golden and silver reflections The mouth is structured, round and deep: - Texture: beautiful and unctuous - Aromas: white and yellow flesh fruits - Finish: toasted, vanilla, persistent Food pairings: - Grilled lobster with cognac sauce. - Coq au vin blanc traditional. - Quasi of veal with ceps and chanterelles. - Shellfish. - Cheese platter with character.

Red organic wine Grape varieties Syrah 60% - Cabernet Sauvignon 40%. Aged for 24 months in new oak barrels, aged in bottle for 1 year. Tasting A very intense garnet red colour, a powerful, complex and delicate nose. Intense and structured on the palate: - Texture: beautiful matter with silky tannins - Aromas: ripe black fruits - Empyreumatic aromas: roasted coffee - Finish: silky with notes of sweet spices Pairings Can be Recommended for dinners such as: - Roast leg of lamb à la Provençale - Hare à la royale - Wild boar stew - Ribs on the bone / Grilled veal chop - Dark chocolate cake see the technical sheet

Saint Emilion Grand Cru Blend: Merlot - Cabernet Sauvignon - Cabernet Franc Ageing potential: Approximately 20 years Vinification : Harvested by hand, the grapes are destemmed and then sorted by densimetric bath. This is followed by a week's pre-fermentation cold maceration and 10 days' alcoholic fermentation, during which the grapes are pumped over and the cap punched down. The wine is run off and then pressed before ageing for 15 months: 60% in new barrels and 40% in temperature-controlled stainless steel vats. Oenologist: Thomas Duclos Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Made with the best Tempranillo grapes selected from our oldest vineyards, handpicked in small boxes and classified at the selection table. Malolactic fermentation and further aging for 24 months in new French oak barrels. Finally the wine stays at least 12 months in the bottle before it is sold.

It is the result of the best Tempranillo grapes that are destemmed. The grapes are transported to the winery in small boxes to be selected first by clusters and then by grains. The malolactic fermentation takes place in new French oak barrels in which the wine remains on its lees and matures for 30 months. Finally stay for 18 months minimum in bottle before going to market.

Made with the best Tempranillo grapes selected from our oldest vineyards, handpicked in small boxes and classified at the selection table. Malolactic fermentation and further ageing for 24 months in new French oak barrels. This wine has remained bottled at a controlled temperature and in complete darkness since 1997.

Variety: Tempranillo 100% Planting year: 1.982 Root: Richter 110 u Chasela 41 Altitude: 537 meters Alcohol: 14,5º Surface: 3.6 Ha Training: Bush vines Planting frame: 2,35 x 1,20 m Bottle: January 2021 Production: 987 bottles. 5.500 kg/Ha (Tempranillo authorized yield is 6.500 kg/Ha) 2018 HARVEST Hand-picked in 12 kg cases. WINEMAKING Manually destemmed and fermented in 1.500 l. stainless steel vats. Malolactic in new French oak barrels. Aged on its own lees for 25 months. Nor or very little batonnage is practised at our winery, as protection against oxidation occurs naturally on its own with approximately 5cm of lees in each barrel. TASTING NOTES Tiramisu -coffee, cream and cocoa notes. Bold, with a well structured rounded mouthfeel along with a long-lasting finish. Would happily grace a collection with many years to come

Wine made with 80% Tempranillo grapes and 20% Graciano variety from the Alto de Mindiarte ecological vineyard, harvested manually in small boxes and selected at a selection table. Elaboration of Bordeaux style, with destemming and crushing of bunches. Malolactic fermentation undergoes in new American and French oak barrels followed by an aging process where its lies for 18 months. After this process, the wine has a minimum remaining period of 12 months in the bottle.

Our decorative barrels are generally produced in Portuguese Oak, Chestnut or Acacia and are note made to the same high specification as our standard barrels destined for wine or spirits production. This makes them ideal for using for vases, furniture or water butts, giving them the same visual appeal of standard barrels but at a far lower cost. Although we have a standard range of decorative barrels available, we are able to produce different models to order for our clients – please inquire about your specific requirements. We are also a supplier of used fortified wine barrels and new oak barrels. ** Ask for a quote **