
COYOTE
COYOTE
Preis inkl. Alkoholsteuer, Versand und MwSt.
Notizen des Winzers
Ihr Paket wird innerhalb von4–16 Tagen
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Produktdetails
Über den Wein und seinen CharakterLand:
France
Region/Unterregion:
Bordeaux/Libournais
Klassifikation:
VdF
Zertifizierung:
Organic, Natural
Traube:
Sauvignon Blanc (66%)
Merlot (34%)
Jahrgang:
2023
Farbe:
-
Aroma:
-
Geschmack:
-
Alkoholgehalt:
13%
Zuckergehalt:
-
Säure:
-
pH-Wert:
-
Süße:
Dry
Enthält Sulfite:
Nein
Volumen:
750 ml
Verschluss:
Agglomerate cork
Flasche:
Glass
Am besten serviert:
-
Speisenpaarung:
Aperitif, Asian, Buffet food, Charcuterie, Cheese - goat cheese, Cheese - mild and soft
Speiseempfehlungen des Winzers
- Aperitif
- Asian
- Buffet food
- Charcuterie
- Cheese - goat cheese
- Cheese - mild and soft
Vinifikation in den eigenen Worten des Winzers
Böden:
Clay, Limestone
Terroir:
-
Ernte:
Picked by hand
Fermentation:
Steel (100%)
Lagerung:
Steel (100%) 6 months
Winzer:
Damien BIELLE x Nicolas ROUX
Coyote is crafted through a co-fermentation of Merlot and Sauvignon Blanc, harvested separately at optimal ripeness. The two varieties are brought together early in the process, allowing their characters to integrate naturally during fermentation. Fermentation occurs with indigenous yeasts, without selected additives. Extraction remains gentle to preserve freshness and avoid excessive tannin, keeping the wine vibrant and fluid rather than structured and heavy. The wine is aged with minimal intervention to retain its energy and aromatic tension. No sulfur is used. Neither fined nor filtered, Coyote keeps its texture, movement, and unconventional balance intact.
Über MARIUS BIELLE
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Information
Marius Bielle is an independent natural winery based in Lalande-de-Pomerol on Bordeaux’s Right Bank. The estate is rooted in living soils and careful farming, with minimal intervention in both vineyard and cellar. Fermentations are spontaneous, sulfur is used only when necessary, and wines are neither fined nor filtered. Each vintage reflects its own energy. Alongside the appellation wines, collaborative Vin de France cuvées offer a freer, experimental expression.