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Alain Brumont - Gros Manseng (Sweet) 2012

Alain Brumont - Gros Manseng (Doux) 2012

A deliciously aromatic Gros Manseng vintage, bursting with notes of exotic fruits, candied lemon, and pineapple. A lovely acidity on the palate adds depth and balance to the wine. A classic Gascon sweet wine, perfectly balanced between sweetness and acidity—refreshing and thirst-quenching!

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Estate

Alain Brumont

Vintage

Gros Manseng Doux

Vintage

2012

Designation

IGP Côtes de Gascogne

Region

Southwest

Grape varieties

100% Gros Manseng

Terroirs

Clay on white limestone

Viticulture

Integrated pest management, use of natural compost (sheep and cow manure), selection of buds and clusters on the vine in April

Winemaking

Fermentation at 16–18°C Cold stabilization

Livestock farming

aged on the lees in tanks with stirring

Alcohol content

12,5%

Eye

a beautiful, crystal-clear yellow color

Nose

with notes of exotic fruits, candied lemon, and pineapple

Palate

A nice balance between sweetness and acidity, refreshing, with a thirst-quenching finish

Serve

at 8-10°C

Open

15 minutes before

Drink from

2013

Drink before

2015

Food and wine pairings

Food and wine pairings

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About the estate:

Alain Brumont has forged his own distinctive style, sending wines from Madiran across the globe under the Château Montus label, which he acquired in 1980. Often bucking conventional wisdom, Brumont’s vintages reflect his great freedom in interpreting terroirs with yellow and red clay subsoils, which vary in composition from 20% to 40%. Tannat is featured in the château’s three cuvées—Prestige, XL, Montus, and La Tyre—and undoubtedly delivers the most spectacular profile of this challenging Pyrenean grape.

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