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With vines producing between 30 and 55
hectolitres a hectare, we are looking for quality rather
than quantity. The dense planting of the vines increases
competition between them and means that the juice in each
grape is more concentrated. The key is to have few grapes
per vine naturally, to increase the concentration of flavours
and the balance of the wine. The methods of pruning (guyot
simple for the whites; cordon royat for the reds) also
help attain this goal. All the vines are harvested by
hand, which allows us to pick only the healthiest and
most mature bunches, with a minimum of stress to the vine,
fruit and soil. |
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Mâcon
Cruzille, vins issus de l'agriculture biologique, vin bio certifié
Agriculture Biologique |
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