crafted Roche Bellemont from Rolle (aka Vermentino) and Grenache Blanc grown on the estate’s oldest vines. These low-yielding plants yield precious few grapes, but the fruit they do produce is deliciously concentrated. The vineyards’ higher altitude also plays a role, locking in vibrancy and freshness. The final wine is absolutely stunning—and we’re not the only ones who think so. Gilbert & Gaillard judges awarded it 90 points and a gold medal: “Appealing nose marrying spring flowers, white-fleshed fruits and a mineral note...A very pleasant wine.”