Regarde le silence Blanc 2021

Assembly cuvée (Mauzac, Chardonnay, Chenin) from plots located in Digne-d’Amont, Castelreng and Magrie.
Altitudes between 250 meters and 410 meters. Clay-limestone soils. Classic vinification in barrels of 500 liters and stainless steel tanks.

The Mauzac grape variety originates from the Tarn Valley in southwestern France, between Toulouse and Albi. It bears the name of a village that is located near Toulouse. Mauzac’s dominant aromas, green apple and sometimes pear, can be clearly identified when tasting its wines. Other notes commonly encountered in sweet wines made with Mauzac are honey and sweet spices.

Jérôme and Stéphane Bernatas, formerly successful working in the press, discovered their passion for winemaking later in life. They own seven hectares of vineyards across three communes near Limoux: La Digne d’Amont, Castelreng, and Magrie. In contrast to many local producers, they focus on crafting still wines from Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, and Mauzac grapes. The brothers adhere to biodynamic principles in their vineyard practices, with sites like La Petite Cordillère, known for its steep slopes and breathtaking views of the Pyrenean foothills. What sets Bernatas wines apart in the region is their precision and freshness, a result of elevated vineyard locations and meticulous cellar techniques.