Pineapple Collaborative "The Natural Wine Vinegar, Rosé", California

subdivided into three subregions: Baixo Corgo

While Aimé works the vineyards organically

the local Galician dialect that splits the difference between Spanish and Portuguese

the new management has enabled this great vineyard to fulfil its full potential in recent years

the ownership of the Paillard family began in 1768

It is the concentration and structure of the wine that gave rise to its “Tardive” or “late” moniker: it is not late-harvested fruit but rather wine meant to be enjoyed later

Throughout history this has always been a contested area

and Bruno Prats

and fellow Canadian

300 liters or 2

and the domaine’s wines have since reached new heights

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