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La Gloire de mon Père (liet. Mano tėvo šlovė) pavadinimas kalba apie šio vyno statusą. Turtingos struktūros, švelnių taninų, salstelėjusio poskonio, bet gaivios rūgšties vynas kvepia miško uogomis, saldymedžiu, šokoladu, žibuoklėmis, skrudinta duona.Ilgas maceravimas - 30 dienų. Filtravimas minimalus. Brandinimas 500 litrų statinėse 12 mėnesių, po to 6 mėnesius nerūdijančio plieno statinėse.
Tiekti 16-18 °C prie ant grotelių keptos antienos, miško grybų, baklažanų apkepo.
The family-owned château Tour des Gendres is located in Ribagnac, in the South-West (Bergerac appellation). The domain's history goes back to 1925, when the Vincenzo de Conti family (from Italy) settled in France. The domain's name comes from the château's owner during the early 20th century, Monsieur de Peyronny, who was none other than the Marquis de Foucault de Lardimalie's nephew. The 55-hectare organic vineyard (certification was obtained in 2005) is managed by Luc de Conti. This domaine is undoubtedly one of the best signatures in this wine-making region, something that's not lost on wine critics and those in the know! To meet the growing demand for their wines, in 2000, the Conti family began to buy in grapes from five neighbouring domains. Luc takes care of the vines and the wine-making, with the help of his cousin Francis. The domain has three vineyards: les Gendres, le Grand Caillou and Saint-Julien d'Eymet. Having decided to replant the Bergerac appellation's forgotten grape varieties (small-berried Muscadelle and Malbec, for instance), they're bringing a new breath of life to this great wine farm.
