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winemaking •
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“With its dry yet fruity flavors, supple tannins, velvety mouthfeel, and chocolatey finish, it's no wonder that oenophiles around the world can't seem to get enough of Merlot.”
The presence of the Atlantic Ocean and nearby rivers flowing strongly affects the climate, smoothing the severity of hot summer days, a light breeze and soft clouds.
In winter, the proximity of the water surface helps mitigate climate extremes.
Harvesting begins after reaching a maximum maturity of berries.
Picked fresh from the vineyards, the grapes are getting squeezed, not stirred…
Fermentation happens in stainless steel thermoregulated tanks.
Then the barrel aging process begins with a variety of French oak barrels.
This malolactic fermentation in oak barriques last for minimum 9 months, which gives Merlot a richer flavor and smokier notes of vanilla, cocoa, and wood.