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Orange dry
Orange. A new expression of the Muscat à Petits Grains grape: subtlety, elegance, lightness on the palate. The juice is pressed together with the stems, followed by a long maceration. Aged exclusively in stainless steel tanks, enhancing fruitiness and freshness. A blend of sweet fruit, tropical fruit aromas — lemon, ginger, tangerine — intertwined with floral notes. Spicy, fragrant, peppery. Flavors of dried fruit and pineapple, with restrained tannins reminiscent of green tea, and medium acidity. The finish reveals rosemary and thyme with a piquant, slightly bitter touch.
Serve at 10–12 °C with Asian cuisine, chicken with herbs and sauce, or more aromatic cheeses.
Ženia Vasiljeva's journey from Lithuanian pharmacy to the Languedoc wine world began in 2013, when she met her husband, Frenchman Thibauld Vermillard. After two years of experimentation and learning, they took over a 10-hectare family vineyard and expanded it to 12 hectares. Today, "Domaine Ampelhus" is a successful winery that has won the Best Young Winemaker in France award. Ženia and Thibauld, following traditional winemaking methods and biodynamic principles, create exceptional wines that reflect the uniqueness of the Languedoc terroir. They grow various grape varieties, including 'Muscat', 'Grenache', 'Piquepoul Noir', 'Terret Noir', and 'Rivairenc', and some wines are made by experimenting with unusual methods.
Wine Style
"Domaine Ampelhus" wines are characterized by a distinctive character that combines tradition and innovation. They are aromatic, expressive wines that reflect the sun and soil of the Languedoc region.
Prestigious Vineyards
"Domaine Ampelhus" owns vineyards located in the Languedoc region, renowned for its unique terroir:
These vineyards are characterized by unique soil and climate, which give the wines a distinctive character.
Aging and Consumption Period
"Domaine Ampelhus" wines have a good balance between youthfulness and aging potential. Due to soft tannins and bright acidity, these wines can be enjoyed in their youth, but some red wines also age and develop beautifully over time.
