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Léon - VSIG 2021
Wine Details & Winemaking
Type: Red
Alcohol: 13.5%
Vintage: 2021
Size: 750ml
Closure: Cork
Varieties: 60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Syrah
Structure: Medium to Full-bodied
Harvest: Hand-harvested
Fermentation: Fermented with native yeast, 30-day maceration
Maceration: 30 days, allowing for extraction of deep flavours and colour
Aging: Aged 12 months, 20% in barrel to enhance complexity
Tasting Notes / Food Pairing & Cellaring
On the Nose: Aromas of dark fruits like blackberry and cassis, with herbal nuances and a touch of spice from the Syrah.
On the Palate: Rich and full-bodied with layers of ripe black fruits, soft tannins, and hints of spice and tobacco. The Cabernet Sauvignon provides structure while the Syrah adds depth and smoothness.
Pairing & Cellaring: Perfect with grilled meats, lamb, and aged cheeses. This wine has medium-term cellaring potential to develop further complexity and refinement.

Léon - VSIG 2021
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Frequently Asked Questions
A 30-day maceration allows for a longer extraction of deep flavours, tannins, and colour from the grape skins.
This process adds structure, complexity, and intensity to the wine, helping to balance acidity and enhance the wine's depth.
The extended maceration also ensures that the wine has a rich, full-bodied character and a more nuanced expression of the terroir.
Native yeast fermentation relies on the naturally occurring yeasts present on the grape skins and in the vineyard environment.
This process enhances the wine's connection to its terroir, capturing its true expression.
Native yeasts can lead to a more complex and distinctive profile, often with greater subtlety and a more authentic sense of place, compared to fermentation with cultured yeasts.
Aging in barrels, particularly in a small proportion (20%), imparts subtle complexity, adding texture and flavours such as spice and vanilla to the wine.
It also allows for some oxygen interaction, which softens the wine’s structure and enhances its overall harmony.
The remaining aging in stainless steel tanks helps preserve the wine’s freshness and fruit-driven character, creating a balanced wine with both complexity and vibrancy.