Renaissance Cornalin

Oldly known as rouge du pays, cornalin is mentioned in 1313 in a notarial deed, the Registre d’Anniviers. Difficult to work and not very productive, it almost disappeared in the 20th century. In recent years, its recognised qualities have brought it back into the limelight to become one of the wine-making symbols of the canton of Valais.

Vinification in wooden casks

Ruby red colour with purple highlights.
Complex nose of black cherry, kirsch.
Fleshy, greedy and subtle on the palate, supported by silky tannins.
Serving temperature: 12-18°

To be enjoyed with red meat, a good grill or a selection of soft cheeses.