The grapes are harvested early and by hand to enhance the expression of the terroir.
The grapes are pressed directly from the whole crop in a 30 hL closed cage pneumatic press and the moderate settling process lasts from 12 to 36 hours at very low temperature (6°C). The juice is vinified in concrete tulip-shaped vats (egg-shaped vats), creating a gravitational movement "vortex phenomenon" and allowing the fine lees to remain in suspension to develop the aromatic potential. 80% of the blend is fermented in vats between 15°C and 18°C and then matured on the total lees without malolactic fermentation. And 20% of the blend is fermented in 300L new barrels and then stirred moderately until the end of December.
Limestone fragments : very poor soil, a favourite terroir for whites as it brings freshness, minerality and salinity.
25% Grenache Blanc, 25% Bourboulenc, 25% Clairette and 25% Roussanne.
For about 6 months, until spring, the wine is aged on its fine lees in concrete tulip-shaped vats (80%) and 300 litre French oak barrels (20%).