Cave Mont Blanc de Morgex et la Salle

Faint greenish yellow. Tropical fruit, citrus and red fruits, slightly mineral. Fresh and savory, slightly soft and round.

The Priè grape variety is the oldest in the Aosta Valley and is mentioned as early as 1691 in a document. The name is thought to derive from the French "prier," to pray, referring to the fact that the wine was used by priests during Sunday mass. Genetic analysis has shown that Priè is the parent of several Valdostan grapes, including Roussin de Morgex, Primetta and Mayolet. Priè is one of the few grape varieties that can survive the extreme climatic conditions of the upper Aosta Valley.

The Priè grape variety is the oldest in the Aosta Valley and is mentioned as early as 1691 in a document. The name is thought to derive from the French "prier," to pray, referring to the fact that the wine was used by priests during Sunday mass. Genetic analysis has shown that Priè is the parent of several Aosta Valley grapes, including Roussin de Morgex, Primetta, and Mayolet.

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<label>Vinification and ageing:</label>Cryomaceration and fermentation in steel at controlled temperature. Maturation in steel on fine lees for 9 months.
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Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle Valle d'Aosta Doc

Prié Blanc

Acciaio

Morgex e La Salle

Italia

Valle d'Aosta

Alta Valle d'Aosta

Vigneto La Piagne

Golden yellow. Peach, apricot, honey, flowers with mineral notes. Sweet and slightly savory.

Chaudelune is the result of combining two production philosophies. One is the Germanic "ice," where grapes are harvested frozen in winter, and fermented in barrels of different sizes made from oak and local woods. The other is the Latin one of oxidation. The wine matures in drained barrels in which regular bâtonnage takes place.

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<label>Vinification and ageing:</label>Harvested in the winter months at night in very cold temperatures that allow a frozen berry harvest. Pressing takes place at first light. Aged for 12 months in drained barrels of different carats and essences.
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Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle Vendemmia Tardiva Valle d'Aosta Doc

Barrique

Vigneti località Morgex

Straw yellow. Green fruits, cut grass, flowers and pepper. Savory, slightly bitterish, fruity.

Blanc du Blanc is a Metodo Classico sparkling wine produced at high altitude after 10 years of experimentation. It is made with only Priè Blanc grapes, fermented partly in steel and partly in large oak and larch barrels. Degorgement takes place no sooner than a 15-month rest in bottle.

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<label>Vinification and ageing:</label>Base wine undergoes first fermentation in large wood (larch-oak) and stainless steel. Traditional refermentation in the bottle. Dégorgement not before 15 months.
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'La Piagne' Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle Valle d'Aosta Doc

'Chaudelune' Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle Vendemmia Tardiva Valle d'Aosta Doc

'Blanc du Blanc' Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle Metodo Classico Valle d'Aosta Doc