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The 45 hectare estate is managed by sustainable practices in accordance with the High Environmental Value charter (HVE) with respect for the environment, using composted pomace, mulched prunings, plowing, no insecticides and no weedkillers. Harvesting is done by hand. [Notes3] => [Notes4] => [MediaNotes] => [ServingSuggestion] => Try the Classique White as an apéritif with salmon cream toasts or simply dry nuts. Excellent with grilled fish and also white meat. Perfect with goat and sheep fresh cheese. [WineMakingNotes] => Harvest : two months long picking according to maturity of each variety and plots. Grapes are hand-selected. Vinification : total de-stemming, slow pressing, juice is gravity-fed into vats, each variety is vinified separately. Cleaned from raw lees twice, traditional temperature controlled fermentation. Ageing : stirring of the fine lees in concrete vats during 4 to 5 months. 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Ampelographers believe that the grape is indigenous to Majorca with DNA profiling showing no known relationship to the Sardinian wine grape Girò or to Grenache which is known as Girò on Majorca. Giróproduces full-bodied white wines that usually have high alcohol levels and medium acidity which takes well to barrel aging. [GrapePercent] => 100 ) ) [GrowerCode] => DH [WinemakerCode] => DH [OwnerCode] => DH [ProducerCode] => DH [Grower] => stdClass Object ( [Code] => DH [Name] => Chateau d`Angles [Address1] => 11560 Saint Pierre la Mer [Address2] => [Address3] => [Address4] => [Address5] => [Country] => FRANCE [Phone] => 0033468336133 [Fax] => 0033468339032 [Email] => vianney@chateaudangles.com [Website] => www.chateaudangles.com [Notes1] => Eric Fabré, ex Technical Director at Lafite Rothschild, purchased this estate in 2001, ending his search for the best terroir for Mourvèdre in France. Recognising the potential of this grape with warming temperatures and increasingly dry summers, Eric and his son Vianney have been re-planting Mourvèdre and reinvigorating the soil life in the vineyards on their 35ha estate. The vines sit on the limestone and sandy soils of the famous elevated hill of La Clape. The dry north- westerly blows’ through the herb scented terrain, wafting Thyme and Rosemary into the vineyards below. This ‘garrigue’ adds another dimension to the wines. In the vineyards, they focus on natural treatments such as pine resin over herbicides. The vineyards will be certified organic next year. Intervention is low in the winery, the classique range is aged in concrete tanks and the age-worthy Grand Vin spends time in one-year-old barrels sourced from the hallowed cellars of Lafite. [Notes2] => Languedoc [Notes3] => La Clape [Notes4] => Since 2002 when the Fabre family took over Château d`Anglès they have succeeded in revealing the true potential of this vineyard, and now have a range of award-winning wines to show for their enthusiasm and commitment. With a lifetime in wine making, Eric Fabre`s career includes eight years as Technical Director of Château Lafite Rothschild, as well as taking a much lesser known Médoc label to the highest accolades in only six years. It was however, a lifelong dream to own a vineyard on the Mediterranean, so 2001 saw Eric and his wife Christine hunting from Perpignan to Nîmes for a high quality terroir. They were quickly seduced by the Château d`Anglès, and what a very understandable temptation! The beautiful ancient stone ‘mas’ farmhouse of Château d`Anglès overlooks the vines that slope gently down to the shores of the Mediterranean. Hard really to imagine a more idyllic setting and just as hard to imagine a family more passionately dedicated to the constant improvement of the quality of their wines. [Notes5] => The Château d`Anglès vines bask in 310 days of sunshine a year, enjoy an average temperature of 14°C (55°F) and benefit from the prevailing dry northerly winds to keep them healthy. In addition, the moisture carried inland by the night sea breeze allows the grapes to reach full aromatic and phenolic maturation. And it is the surrounding vegetation of the “garrigue”, including pines, thyme, rosemary, juniper and the aromatic cistus bushes, which contributes the aromas that give the wines of the terroir de La Clape their specifically Mediterranean flavour. This apparently dry and hostile environment belies its generosity, and in fact, the hard, stony, well-draining limestone soil, together with the sunny climate, all combine to offer exceptional wine-growing conditions. 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This ‘garrigue’ adds another dimension to the wines. In the vineyards, they focus on natural treatments such as pine resin over herbicides. The vineyards will be certified organic next year. Intervention is low in the winery, the classique range is aged in concrete tanks and the age-worthy Grand Vin spends time in one-year-old barrels sourced from the hallowed cellars of Lafite. [Notes2] => Languedoc [Notes3] => La Clape [Notes4] => Since 2002 when the Fabre family took over Château d`Anglès they have succeeded in revealing the true potential of this vineyard, and now have a range of award-winning wines to show for their enthusiasm and commitment. With a lifetime in wine making, Eric Fabre`s career includes eight years as Technical Director of Château Lafite Rothschild, as well as taking a much lesser known Médoc label to the highest accolades in only six years. It was however, a lifelong dream to own a vineyard on the Mediterranean, so 2001 saw Eric and his wife Christine hunting from Perpignan to Nîmes for a high quality terroir. They were quickly seduced by the Château d`Anglès, and what a very understandable temptation! The beautiful ancient stone ‘mas’ farmhouse of Château d`Anglès overlooks the vines that slope gently down to the shores of the Mediterranean. Hard really to imagine a more idyllic setting and just as hard to imagine a family more passionately dedicated to the constant improvement of the quality of their wines. [Notes5] => The Château d`Anglès vines bask in 310 days of sunshine a year, enjoy an average temperature of 14°C (55°F) and benefit from the prevailing dry northerly winds to keep them healthy. In addition, the moisture carried inland by the night sea breeze allows the grapes to reach full aromatic and phenolic maturation. And it is the surrounding vegetation of the “garrigue”, including pines, thyme, rosemary, juniper and the aromatic cistus bushes, which contributes the aromas that give the wines of the terroir de La Clape their specifically Mediterranean flavour. This apparently dry and hostile environment belies its generosity, and in fact, the hard, stony, well-draining limestone soil, together with the sunny climate, all combine to offer exceptional wine-growing conditions. [Image1_URL] => [Image2_URL] => [Image3_URL] => ) [Owner] => stdClass Object ( [Code] => DH [Name] => Chateau d`Angles [Address1] => 11560 Saint Pierre la Mer [Address2] => [Address3] => [Address4] => [Address5] => [Country] => FRANCE [Phone] => 0033468336133 [Fax] => 0033468339032 [Email] => vianney@chateaudangles.com [Website] => www.chateaudangles.com [Notes1] => Eric Fabré, ex Technical Director at Lafite Rothschild, purchased this estate in 2001, ending his search for the best terroir for Mourvèdre in France. 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This ‘garrigue’ adds another dimension to the wines. In the vineyards, they focus on natural treatments such as pine resin over herbicides. The vineyards will be certified organic next year. Intervention is low in the winery, the classique range is aged in concrete tanks and the age-worthy Grand Vin spends time in one-year-old barrels sourced from the hallowed cellars of Lafite. [Notes2] => Languedoc [Notes3] => La Clape [Notes4] => Since 2002 when the Fabre family took over Château d`Anglès they have succeeded in revealing the true potential of this vineyard, and now have a range of award-winning wines to show for their enthusiasm and commitment. With a lifetime in wine making, Eric Fabre`s career includes eight years as Technical Director of Château Lafite Rothschild, as well as taking a much lesser known Médoc label to the highest accolades in only six years. It was however, a lifelong dream to own a vineyard on the Mediterranean, so 2001 saw Eric and his wife Christine hunting from Perpignan to Nîmes for a high quality terroir. They were quickly seduced by the Château d`Anglès, and what a very understandable temptation! The beautiful ancient stone ‘mas’ farmhouse of Château d`Anglès overlooks the vines that slope gently down to the shores of the Mediterranean. Hard really to imagine a more idyllic setting and just as hard to imagine a family more passionately dedicated to the constant improvement of the quality of their wines. [Notes5] => The Château d`Anglès vines bask in 310 days of sunshine a year, enjoy an average temperature of 14°C (55°F) and benefit from the prevailing dry northerly winds to keep them healthy. In addition, the moisture carried inland by the night sea breeze allows the grapes to reach full aromatic and phenolic maturation. 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