Vignerons de Laudun Cotes du Rhone Laudun winery
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Famous Cotes du Rhone wines 
Weighing in
The hoppers
Control panel
Tanks
Fermentation
Analysis
Yeast
Maceration
Free-run juice
Press
Tastings
Blending
aging
White wine
Settling
Racking




   
The transformation of sugars into alcohol is a slow process. In fact, the slower the transformation, the more the free-run juice conserves the freshness of its aromas.
It takes two months for the fermentation to be complete.
The white Villages Laudun are the prize wines of the Vignerons de Laudun winery. They have always been known for their rich flavor and aromas.
  Once the fermentation is finished, the lees deposit and it is then necessary to preserve the aromas. For the wines that are to be sold quickly, the wine is centrifuged, a physical process without any chemical intervention whatsoever.
Other wines are submitted to a longer maturing on their fine lees. The wine is ranked but a certain part of the fine lees are left so as to keep a maximum of aromas for the highest grade wines.
In both cases, the wines are blended so as to obtain the different finished products.
 
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