Pierre Antonin Petit Sauvage Orange
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Pierre Antonin Petit Sauvage Orange is a delightfully bright and fruity orange wine made from the unusual varietal of Souvignier Gris, which is naturally disease-resistant. It is fully natural, with neither yeasts nor sulfites added in the cellar. A skin contact wine in its purest form.
Pierre Caizergues and Antonin Bonnet began when both, from wine-making families in Languedoc, met by chance in a New York wine bar on July 4th, 2010. The ideas flowed – as did the wine!
They talked about the Midi, the Mediterranean, and the future of the Occitan South of France. Antonin, AOP Larzac, and Pierre, AOP Malepère, have viticulture in their blood.
While their grandfathers and fathers had to engage with the local traditional winemaking, Pierre and Antonin were now at liberty to create vibrant and rebellious wines from new resistant varietals which express their avant-garde vision.
They are crafting natural wines accessible to everyone, in an ethical and sustainable way, preserving biodiversity and reducing our impact on the environment. Changing the world one bottle at a time!
In 2022, they salvaged a family estate in the foothills of the Pyrenees, west of the city of Carcassonne, and planted their first 6 hectares of organic vines.
Enjoy Pierre Antonin Petit Sauvage Orange with spicy dishes, especially Ethiopian and Indian curries, or blue cheeses.
