In ancient Greek, the term ‘Naut’ means ‘sailor or seaman’. In Gaul (France in ancient times), the Nauts were a brotherhood of sailors that navigated the rivers of France. They were ship owners and tradesmen and developed commerce, facilitating exchanges between French cities. This trade enabled winemakers to promote their know-how throughout the country by shipping their wines in large terracotta amphorae.
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As skilled merchants the Nauts quickly became rich and brought home many riches. They were also known for building sumptuous mansions with lush gardens filled with unique art pieces and exceptional items.
Our “Jardin des Nautes” cuvee is a tribute to this brotherhood. This is a well- balanced gourmet wine that stands out thanks to its pleasant aromatic persistence and elegance.
Our “Jardin des Nautes” cuvee is a tribute to this brotherhood. This is a well- balanced gourmet wine that stands out thanks to its pleasant aromatic persistence and elegance.
Terroir
Nature of the soils : clay-limestone on stony subsoil.
Winemaking
The grapes are picked in the morning. Direct pressing then fermentation at controlled temperature.
Varietals
Grenache noir : 80%
Cinsault : 10%
Syrah : 10%
Cinsault : 10%
Syrah : 10%
Specifications
Residual Sugar : < 3 g/l
Advice
Serving
Ideal serving temperature : from 8°C to 10°C.
Tasting
Superb light candy pink colour. Strong aromatic bouquet with aromas of red fruits, raspberries and blackberries. Lively and pleasant mouthfeel, fine and sweet persistence in the mouth.
