Grosjean Montmary Extra Brut Rosé Region_Sonoma Valley where Domaine Gramenon's vines climb

where Domaine Gramenon's vines climb a hillside and plateau at 350 meters

reintroducing the steccatura technique for post-fermentation skin contact

Saint-Aubin's altitude helped moderate ripening across the plots

picked to preserve acidity and bright red fruit character over power

Expect dark fruit

Grosjean Montmary Extra Brut Rosé Region_Sonoma Valley where Domaine Gramenon's vines climbThe Land Valle d'Aosta is the smallest and highest wine region in Italy, a narrow Alpine valley wedged against the French and Swiss borders beneath Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn. Vines climb terraces of glacial moraine, sand, and stony debris, often above 500 meters, where the growing season is short and the day to night temperature swing is extreme. Grosjean farms around Quart and Saint Christophe, just east of the city of Aosta, and Montmary takes