Viognier from WeatherEye Vineyard
crotchety old German at the helm
with interestingly cooler nights and constant breezes
From a single parcel of own rooted Pinot Meunier vines planted on chalk and clay-silt soils across a south-facing mid-slope in the Montigny-sur-Vesle
The first still was imported from Scotland to Japan in 1963
2023 Domaine Les Enfants Sauvages Cool Moon, IGP Cotes Catalanes, France Guido Marsella Viognier from WeatherEye VineyardDomaine Les Enfants Sauvages, situated in the Roussillon region of Southern France, was founded in 2004 by the winemaking duo, Carolin and Nikolaus Bantlin. The name "Les Enfants Sauvages" translates to "wild children," symbolizing the Bantlins' commitment to natural, organic, and biodynamic winemaking methods. Originally hailing from Germany, the couple made a life changing move to France, drawn by the region's diverse terroir and rich winemaking