Gift Corner Château Hermitage Saint Martin Ikon White wine 2020
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Chateau Hermitage Saint Martin Ikon White wine is a supple wine and floral. To have a rough time and to appreciate from today.
- Côtes de Provence Blanc - 2020
- Organic wine
- Grapes Rolle
- Domaine: Château Hermitage Saint Martin
- 13 °
- Garde 2 ans
- 75 cl
- Belle rondeur, Belle finesse
The sommelier Info
Hermitage Saint Martin Ikon white wine gives the tasting :
Eye : Rich with golden reflections.
Nose : Complexe and distinguished bouquet in which exotic fruits and white peaches are mixed.
Mouth : Suple, elegant and persisting.
A great white wine of Provence.
Organic wine
This wine is served with
This Château Hermitage Saint-Martin Ikon white wine is served at 9°-10° with fish soup, oysters or other sea food.
Domaine
Chateau Hermitage Saint Martin was created near the year 1000 by the monks of Saint Victor. Since 1999, Enzo Fayard works to make this thousand-year-old vineyard be reborn. The vineyard of 17 ha extends at the foot of the rocky bars of Cuers. Enzo Fayard imagines and creates with passion of wines of characters, fine and generous. So, he can develop red, pinkish and white wines appreciated by all and in any circumstances.
Chateau Hermitage Saint-Martin is cultivated in organic farming since 2003 and has the Vegan wine label since 2015, guaranteed without animal inputs. Since the acquisition of Hermitage Saint Martin, the Fayard family has tried to respect the principles of innovation and tradition, thus preserving the original soil footprint.
Chateau Hermitage Saint-Martin is cultivated in organic farming since 2003 and has the Vegan wine label since 2015, guaranteed without animal inputs. Since the acquisition of Hermitage Saint Martin, the Fayard family has tried to respect the principles of innovation and tradition, thus preserving the original soil footprint.
The winemaker
Enzo Fayard bought the domaine Hermitage Saint Martin in 1999 and replanted it entirely.
