2019 Fitapreta "Os Paulistas", Alentejo, PortugalABOUT THIS WINE This wine is a tribute to the Paulistas, the hermit monks of the order of So Paulo who first made wine in this vineyard. There is evidence of uninterrupted wine production here since the 14th century; this vineyard was so important that the Pope issued a decree in 1397 exempting the monks from paying taxes. Alentejo is a large region in southeastern central Portugal, the breadbasket of the country. The climate is Atlantic

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The legend: targe barrels mysteriously disappeared

The wine is not chaptalized or filtered and is zero dosage

Founded in the 1970s

Champagne primarily from the noble Grand Cru village of Ambonnay (the top village for Pinot Noir in Champagne)

One of the first grand cru to be made as single vineyard Barolo

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saturated the soil and provided ample water for the growing season

Not only are dry-farmed vineyards great for the environment

Nicolas Réau was quickly welcomed into this growing network of natural wine pioneers (including Marcel Lapierre

This takes place in stainless steel vats at a controlled temperature (between 28-30°C) until the right degree of sweetness (baumé) is achieved