VDF blush "Large Soif" 2020 - Terra Vita Vinum (BD & vin nature)


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Now a delicious, thirst-quenching red from Terra Vita Vinum. Certainly for a basic cuvée, great quality for long evenings to dine well. Cabernet franc (52%), gamay (32%) cabernet sauvignon (16%). The composition of the grapes makes that the appellation Anjou may not be mentioned and therefore, a vin de france. A rich nose full of dark fruit thanks to the three different grape varieties that play together in perfect harmony. The Gamay softens the textures of the two cabernets and gives almost melting tannins and a refreshing, long finish. Drink slightly chilled!

Country / Region : France / Anjou
Grape variety: Cabernet Franc (52%), Gamay (32%) Cabernet Sauvignon (16%).
In the vineyard: Terroir of schist, manual picking and biodynamic.
In the cellar: Short maceration, partly on whole bunches, Fermentation and maturation for 12 months in stainless steel. Unfiltered. Small dosage of So2.
Quality mark : Ecovin and Demeter

Terra Vita Vinum, each cuvée unique, never made before and only once. Every time an unparalleled moment of pleasure. That is the motto of Bénédicte Petit and Luc Briand and their team of enthusiastic winegrowers. With the philosophy of staying as close to nature as possible, they work completely biodynamically and only use their own natural yeasts.

In the heart of the Anjou Noir, lies the Terra Vita Vinum estate. The two bought the land in 2019 from the Richou family, who had been working the land for several generations. Luc himself was also born into a winemaking family in the Anjou Noir and Benedicte worked in the wine trade. With a beautiful mix of soil types, this region is the dream of anyone who has anything to do with land, either directly or indirectly. The estate consists of seven different terroirs, spread across the Anjou Noir in the Loire, south of Angers and a small piece of land in the Anjou Blanc. Two Anjou appellations that are distinguished by the rich amount of limestone in the Anjou Blanc and the Anjou Noir that is characterized by the rich soil of schist and volcanic sedimentary rock.
Each vineyard has its own climate and soil, which gives each cuvée its own distinct character. Chenin, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Gamay, Grolleau, Cabernet and Sauvignon are grown on all these different pieces of land. The ripening is mainly done on stainless steel and the intercropping is left alone as much as possible, to promote biodiversity and the flora and fauna of the land, which act as natural pesticides. The cattle are also used for agriculture. Sheep graze on the different terroirs and horses help to work the land. The way of working of Bénédicte and Luc is therefore absolutely impressive, with an average production of 33hl/ha and approximately 120,000 bottles per year.

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