Years of testing by vinification of small quantities of wine have finally led us to the ideal site, the monopollage Ganger. It is located in Mazon, at an altitude of 360 to 380 metres above sea level, facing southwest, with a slope of 3-5%, and is characterised by a unique microclimate and deep clay and limestone soils. It is the place of origin of the Vigna Ganger Pinot Noir Riserva. Vinification and ageing
The fully ripe grapes are harvested by hand in mid-September and delivered in small containers. The grapes - one fifth of which are vinified as whole clusters - are then gravity-fed into steel vats where fermentation takes place (25 days). After the malolactic fermentation, the wine is matured in barriques for 20 months. Finally, the wine is stored in the bottle for another 18 months. Wine portrait
Intense ruby red with aromas of ripe fruit, sour cherries, wild berries, raspberries and a slight hint of marzipan. The wine presents itself elegant and refined with good acidity and spiciness. It has a filigree and at the same time complex structure as well as soft and balanced tannins. This wine elegantly accompanies main courses based on red meat, roast meat and game. It also goes well with mature cheeses. Growing region: Mazon Grape variety: Pinot Noir Serving temperature: 14°-15° C