This skin-contact wine is a rare gem, made from a single varietal of Carignan Blanc grapes macerated for 3 weeks in concrete then aged for 1 year in foudre. It combines toasty notes of cider with stone fruit and herbs, and is best enjoyed with luscious, creamy, and nutty dishes.
Format Magnum (1.5L)
Vintage 2020
ABV 12%
Grape Carignan Blanc
Appellation IGP Sainte Baume
Tasting Notes Herbaceous, cider, stone fruit
Pairings Creamy sauces, cheeses, mushrooms
From politics to wine making
The winemaker story
Domaine Les Terres Promises, which translates to "The Promised Lands," is a small organic winery nestled in the back country of Provence, France, at an elevation of 400m.
Although Carignan Blanc grapes are notoriously challenging to cultivate, winemaker Jean-Christophe Comor expertly produces delectable wines that make it seem effortless.
With a strong passion forsustainable and eco-friendly winemaking, the vines are nourished using biodynamic techniques that work in harmony with nature. Jean-Christophe prioritizes preserving the grapes' flavor and freshness, from the vineyards to the cellar. One sip of his Orange wine is enough to appreciate its unique character and bold flavors that are intimately linked to the terroir.