Nose

The explosive aromas of cocoa-dusted toffee and Armagnac-soaked dark cherry tease the palate.

Palate

The vintage’s structure shows well-integrated tannins and an ample mid-palate.

Growing Conditions

In 2004, production of Palmaz wines within the winery cave began. The use of gravity-flow methods sparked a shift to the elegant, balanced style that defines the wines today. The warm summer that year translated into an expressive fruit-forward wine.

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Bottling

Bottled April 2006.

Aging

Aged 22 months in 70% new French oak barrels.

Food Pairing

The inviting plush character pairs well with roasted pork loins and savory fruit compotes, or firm nutty cheese such as aged Gruyère.