Darroze Mixology VS 43% 700ml circa-1858 the Vignes de l'Hospice makes

the Vignes de l'Hospice makes perhaps the most persuasive argument as to why Saint-Joseph at one time was considered superior even to Hermitage

soft pump overs and minimal hand plunging

“Raising a glass with team mates at the close of play

The first batch was picked 10 days earlier than the second batch and was fermented with wild yeast and went through its malo naturally

In 2017 a few years after the release of the first bottles

Darroze Mixology VS 43% 700ml circa-1858 the Vignes de l'Hospice makesStraw yellow color, fiery reflections. The nose is intense. Light woody and vanilla aromas complete a beautiful palette of fruits. (dried apricot, orange zest), lightly pastry (almond paste, tarte tatin) and grilled (honey, beeswax). Very fine and delicate. A very nice balance in the mouth, the alcohol is well melted, the frank aromas are clean (apricot jam, milk caramel) and the tannins are silky and delicate.