11% VOL.
The Glow of a New Day
Like a postcard of dawn over the vineyards, Aurora is born in light soils with good morning sun exposure. It reflects a landscape where cypress trees and blossoming almond trees coexist with the vines. The Pinot Noir is harvested first, and after a gentle pressing, the free-run juice is kept with its lees until the Sauvignon Blanc harvest. The latter undergoes a three-hour skin maceration before blending the musts, which then ferment at a low temperature to preserve their subtle profile.
Sauvignon Blanc
Color: Pale and bright pink.
Nose: Captivates with a subtle and complex aroma. It reveals a delicate bouquet of wild cherries, tart strawberries, and cantaloupe melon, set against an elegant floral background of violet and rosehip.
Palate: Its vibrant acidity is harmoniously balanced by a creamy texture that gently caresses the palate, culminating in a clean and refreshing finish.
Soil: loam-clay-limestone
Rootstock: 110 Richter
Planting density: 3500 vines per hectare
Trilling: Cordon Royat
Soil: loam-clay-limestone
Rootstock: 110 Richter
Planting density: 3500 vines per hectare
Trilling: Cordon Royat
Sauvignon Blanc