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Experimenting with wine at Môreson
Posted: on February 26, 2010

At the moment Clayton is experimenting, for the first time, with Carbonic Maceration on a small selection of our Sauvignon Blanc. Carbonic Maceration is a process where the grapes are not crushed or pressed but placed into bins and saturated with Carbon Dioxide. The Carbon Dioxide gas triggers an enzymatic fermentation and the wild yeasts convert the rest.

We’ll keep you posted as the experiment progresses.

  
 

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