Rich straw yellow in colour with a characteristic reddish tinge reminiscent of a Blanc de Noirs<\/strong> is a first indication of Marjorie Gallet's unconventional approach.<\/p>\n Surprisingly fresh and elegant for a southern Frenchman: Lemoncurd<\/strong>ripe yellow flowers and subtle Pineapple<\/strong>-notes merge with fine Pear<\/strong> und subtilen Holzaromen. Die Nase verr\u00e4t kaum die s\u00fcdliche Herkunft \u2013 hier entstehen gleichsam \u201cBurgunder im Roussillon\u201d.<\/p>\n Creamy texture meets lively citrus notes. The Lemoncurd<\/strong>-character continues, accompanied by the special acidity of green berries. Pineapple<\/strong> and finer Pear<\/strong>. A subtle southern spiciness and clear minerality give the wine depth, while the used wood plays elegantly in the background. Remarkably fresh and nervous for a 12.5 per cent Roussillon white wine.<\/p>\n This cuv\u00e9e from grenache gris<\/strong>, Grenache blanc<\/strong> and Macabeu<\/strong> von bis zu 100 Jahre alten Reben w\u00e4chst auf Schiefer, Ton und Kalkstein im Pi\u00e9mont Pyr\u00e9n\u00e9en Oriental. Spontanverg\u00e4rung und Ausbau in gebrauchten Barriques schaffen einen Wein, der seinem Namen \u201cLicht\u201d alle Ehre macht.<\/p>\n The elegant structure harmonises perfectly with Poultry tajine with apricots<\/strong>, Grilled gilthead with fennel greens<\/strong> or Braised fennel with porcini mushrooms<\/strong>. The southern spiciness of the wine ideally complements Mediterranean flavours.<\/p>\n Marjorie Gallet's signature transforms typical Roussillon grape varieties into a wine of Burgundian elegance. The Llum proves that the south of France is capable of far more than just powerful, heavy white wines - finesse and clarity are created here at a moderate 12.5% alcohol.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Nose<\/h3>\n
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