Rouvinez Cornalin de Montibeux 2009

Producer: Rouvinez

Cornalin de Montibeux

️ Sierre, Svizzera

Domaine Rouvinez

Cornalin

2009

️  13.5%

Red wine

Maceration for a few days on the grapes then fermentation in steel for about 6 months

Many red and black fruits in jam, earthy notes and dried red flowers, mineral with hints of wild herbs

Warm and soft, elegant and with an important structure, elegant with silky tannins

Serving temperature 16°-20°

Deer

Excellent Swiss wine

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Sierre (Canton of Valais), Switzerland

The Rouvinez family has been producing wines in Sierre in the Swiss Valais since 1947 when Bernard Rouvinez, “Vigneron”
independently founded the company. Currently are Bernard’s sons, Dominique and Jean-Bernard graduates
oenology to lead the “Domaine”; continuity for the future is guaranteed with the arrival of two young people in the company
Rouvinez, Vèronique and Frèdèric. The Rouvinez philosophy is to produce wines respecting and exalting the
maximize the different characteristics of the native Valais vines, grown in the best sites located on the bank
orographic right of the Rhone river in full southern exposure. The mountain viticulture of Valais is considered
“heroic” due to the conditions of the very steep and stony vineyard slopes and the entirely manual work that
consequence must be carried out. The subsoils of glacial origin are responsible for the great complexity,
richness, minerality and longevity of the wines obtained. A further prerogative of Rouvinez wines is that of
vinify each parcel of vineyard separately in order to clearly identify the different “crus” both for
grape variety and territory; the wines are also kept in the cellar to refine for the time necessary
obtain the right maturity, which is quite rare, but necessary to be able to better appreciate the
tertiary olfactory and gustatory nuances that develop over time.