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                    [Notes2] => Northern Rhône
                    [Notes3] => Rhône
                    [Notes4] =>  The Montez family live in a remote hamlet, high above the Rhône River in Chavanay, 40 km south of Lyon. The
domaine is sandwiched between the precipitous vineyard slopes that fall away to the Rhône River below and the
imposing Mont du Pilat which rises behind. The family has been making wine in the region for ten generations
although their rise to prominence really only began with Antoine Montez, the father of Stéphane, the current
bearer of the Montez legacy. Today the wines produced at the domaine range from IGP to St. Joseph and from Condrieu and Côte Rôtie.
Stéphane Montez’s wine making technique remains at heart very pragmatic with each vintage bringing separate challenges. Essentially
his reds are still made by harvesting as early in the day as possible, whole or partial de-stemming, lightly crushing a percentage of the
grapes when pumping them into tanks and then keeping them at around 16°C for up to 48 hours before allowing the fermentation to
begin. He has begun to use more stems when vinifying his top red wines as he believes they help bring an extra dimension to the wines
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punch downs when he deems fit.
All the reds are barrel aged with malolactic fermentation always taking place in barrel. The source of the barrels, their age and size,
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imposing Mont du Pilat which rises behind. The family has been making wine in the region for ten generations
although their rise to prominence really only began with Antoine Montez, the father of Stéphane, the current
bearer of the Montez legacy. Today the wines produced at the domaine range from IGP to St. Joseph and from Condrieu and Côte Rôtie.
Stéphane Montez’s wine making technique remains at heart very pragmatic with each vintage bringing separate challenges. Essentially
his reds are still made by harvesting as early in the day as possible, whole or partial de-stemming, lightly crushing a percentage of the
grapes when pumping them into tanks and then keeping them at around 16°C for up to 48 hours before allowing the fermentation to
begin. He has begun to use more stems when vinifying his top red wines as he believes they help bring an extra dimension to the wines
on the palate. He employs pump overs, déléstage and cap submersion as his primary extraction techniques but will still do occasional
punch downs when he deems fit.
All the reds are barrel aged with malolactic fermentation always taking place in barrel. The source of the barrels, their age and size,
vary, depending on the wine but he has an increasing liking for 600 litre demi-muids. In the right vintage he will do a twelve hour skin
maceration for his top whites in order to extract not only extra flavour but also some of the available proteins to aid yeast fermentation
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domaine is sandwiched between the precipitous vineyard slopes that fall away to the Rhône River below and the
imposing Mont du Pilat which rises behind. The family has been making wine in the region for ten generations
although their rise to prominence really only began with Antoine Montez, the father of Stéphane, the current
bearer of the Montez legacy. Today the wines produced at the domaine range from IGP to St. Joseph and from Condrieu and Côte Rôtie.
Stéphane Montez’s wine making technique remains at heart very pragmatic with each vintage bringing separate challenges. Essentially
his reds are still made by harvesting as early in the day as possible, whole or partial de-stemming, lightly crushing a percentage of the
grapes when pumping them into tanks and then keeping them at around 16°C for up to 48 hours before allowing the fermentation to
begin. He has begun to use more stems when vinifying his top red wines as he believes they help bring an extra dimension to the wines
on the palate. He employs pump overs, déléstage and cap submersion as his primary extraction techniques but will still do occasional
punch downs when he deems fit.
All the reds are barrel aged with malolactic fermentation always taking place in barrel. The source of the barrels, their age and size,
vary, depending on the wine but he has an increasing liking for 600 litre demi-muids. In the right vintage he will do a twelve hour skin
maceration for his top whites in order to extract not only extra flavour but also some of the available proteins to aid yeast fermentation
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domaine is sandwiched between the precipitous vineyard slopes that fall away to the Rhône River below and the
imposing Mont du Pilat which rises behind. The family has been making wine in the region for ten generations
although their rise to prominence really only began with Antoine Montez, the father of Stéphane, the current
bearer of the Montez legacy. Today the wines produced at the domaine range from IGP to St. Joseph and from Condrieu and Côte Rôtie.
Stéphane Montez’s wine making technique remains at heart very pragmatic with each vintage bringing separate challenges. Essentially
his reds are still made by harvesting as early in the day as possible, whole or partial de-stemming, lightly crushing a percentage of the
grapes when pumping them into tanks and then keeping them at around 16°C for up to 48 hours before allowing the fermentation to
begin. He has begun to use more stems when vinifying his top red wines as he believes they help bring an extra dimension to the wines
on the palate. He employs pump overs, déléstage and cap submersion as his primary extraction techniques but will still do occasional
punch downs when he deems fit.
All the reds are barrel aged with malolactic fermentation always taking place in barrel. The source of the barrels, their age and size,
vary, depending on the wine but he has an increasing liking for 600 litre demi-muids. In the right vintage he will do a twelve hour skin
maceration for his top whites in order to extract not only extra flavour but also some of the available proteins to aid yeast fermentation
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