Gerard Bertrand Heritage Picpoul Occitanie Peller Estates

Gerard Bertrand Heritage Picpoul Occitanie Peller EstatesPiquepoul has been around since before the reign of Louis XIV, but in 1618 the botanist Magnol described it as one of the most renowned grape varieties in Languedoc in his work Sylve Plantarium. This wine has a pale yellow colour with hints of green. Deliciously fresh on the palate with beautiful notes of lemon and an invigorating finish. In order to minimise the risk of oxidation, the grapes are harvested at the time of day when the temperatures are

A pairing par excellence

15% Cabernet Sauvignon

Pours champagne without dripping

Petit Manseng

aubergine bake

Partly wild yeast fermented with around 30% whole bunches

With such a voluptuous finish how could it be anything less than Noble

individual varietal parcels were processed separately

Fourth-generation winemaker Paul-Henry Pellé pays meticulous attention to viticulture and winemaking

The Pinot Noir clones planted in this vineyard block grow in a high mineral content soil

“Beats jalapeño in your wine any day

with blue cheeses or fruit desserts