Description
The grapes are allowed to soak (cold maceration) for 4 days until the cooling is turned off and natural fermentation starts. Fermentation typically takes 7-10 days at temperatures of 25-28°C.
After alcoholic fermentation the wine is pressed off the skins to avoid extraction of the harsher tannins. The secondary (malolactic) fermentation takes place in tank. The wine is then gently gravity- fed into small French oak barriques (225L) to mature for 18 months.
During this period all reds are assessed and assigned to a range. Only the best barrels get selected for the Almenkerk range.
Only 6’767 bottles (1127 cases x 6) were made of this vintage.






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