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Patricia and Luc BETTONI
Winemakers: Patricia and Luc Bettoni
Region: Languedoc
City: Cébazan
Grape varieties : carignan, grenache, syrah, cinsault, sauvignon, marsanne
Surface Winery: 13 ha
Annual production:
Certification: organic wine (AB, Ecocert)


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We're telling you about their Winery
Luc and Patricia Bettoni, from Winery Les Eminades, settled in Saint-Chinian (N-W of Béziers), captivated by the mosaic of soils in the region: flint, schistose limestone, red sandstone, clay-limestone, rolled pebbles... In total, more than 18 plots of vines, on different altitudes (from 170 to 270 m), with mostly, to their great delight, very old carignans, some of which are over a hundred years old. The Winery works with the greatest respect for nature: use of a caterpillar to plough the soils and thus preserve the integrity of the soil, hand-picking in crates with rigorous sorting of the grapes. | In the cellar, the equipment is rather basic. The Winery vinifies the wines in small concrete and fibre vats and obviously trusts the indigenous yeasts to carry out the fermentations. The use of sulphur is parsimonious and is always a little more refined so as not to exceed 50mg of total S02. After having looked for low yields during the first years and thus for the matter, the choice today is more towards a slightly earlier harvest to gain in freshness and obtain wines less generous in alcohol. |
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