Gerard Bertrand Art de Vivre Languedoc Vin Blanc 2024 13% Vol. 0,75l

The Gerard Bertrand Art de Vivre Languedoc Vin Blanc 2024 13% vol. in a 0.75 l bottle is an elegant, Mediterranean-inspired white wine from the south of France that focuses on the traditional Clairette grape variety. Produced by the renowned French wine house Gerard Bertrand, this high-quality Languedoc white wine embodies the combination of millennia-old wine tradition, Mediterranean lifestyle and modern precision. The "Art de Vivre" line is a tribute to the cradle of the Mediterranean, the unspoiled nature of Languedoc and the cultural heritage of a region whose wine-growing history stretches back over two thousand years. The unusual bottle made of natural earth is deliberately reminiscent of the first amphorae and underlines the authentic character of this French quality wine.

The Clairette grape variety is one of the oldest white wine varieties in France and gives this Clairette white wine its elegant freshness and fine fruity aroma. In order to preserve the aromatic clarity in the best possible way, the grapes are harvested in the early hours of the morning between 5 and 8 am. The grapes are selected plot by plot and pressed particularly gently under neutral gas, with only the first musts being used. The temperature-controlled fermentation is deliberately stopped by cold temperatures in order to preserve around 12 grams of residual sugar. The result is a harmonious, slightly sweet white wine from France that perfectly combines freshness, elegance and fruitiness. At 13% vol., the Gerard Bertrand Art de Vivre Blanc is balanced, lively and Mediterranean in character. For lovers of French white wine, Clairette from the Languedoc, Mediterranean white wine, fruity white wine, Languedoc wine and slightly sweet white wine, this vintage offers a stylish and terroir-influenced taste experience.