Pack: 6 Lise Meitner

The production of this wine pays tribute to the Austrian scientist Lise Meitner, co-discoverer of the element protactinium and nuclear fission, although she never received the recognition she deserved. Her extraordinary life illustrates not only the scientific progress of the 20th century but also its injustices and disasters.

Variety : 100% Garnacha Blanca
Aging : partial, 4 months in French oak barrels
Alcohol Content : 13.5%

At first glance , it appears pale, old gold in color.

The nose offers a medium aromatic intensity, elegant and evocative. White flowers and ripe fruits such as yellow apple, lemon, peach, and banana emerge, with a juicy touch of melon. In the background, a mineral note reminiscent of phosphorus and a saline character give it depth and personality.

On the palate, it's a dry wine, with lively acidity that provides freshness and prolongs the experience. The alcohol content is moderate, allowing the wine to flow lightly, yet with a medium enough body. The flavors faithfully reflect what is perceived on the nose, and linger on the palate for a medium-long finish, leaving a pleasant and refreshing aftertaste.
This is a wine where fruit and acidity are perfectly balanced, its flavor lingering elegantly and offering a subtle yet interesting complexity. Although it has structure and freshness, it is now that it offers its most vibrant and refreshing expression. Ideal for sipping in the present and enjoying its liveliness.