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IXSIR ALTITUDES Country Lebanon. Total area 110 hectares. Soil Clay-calcareous. Calcareous and stone layers. Grape varieties Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Tempranillo, Caladoc, Merlot, Viognier, Muscat, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Sémillon. Harvest Manual, in crates of 18kg, with a temperature control below 18 0C. ALTITUDES, IXSIR ALTITUDES, IXSIR ALTITUDES, IXSIR WHITE, 2009 ROSE, 2009 RED, 2008 Tasting This blend of four noble southern This is what we can call a wine rosé Warmth, sharpness, maturity and notes varieties presents an elegant swirl of “à la Provence”. Its marble pink robe character are the dominant traits of golden glittering robes. Breathing an with peony reflections reveal an this wine. Imprinted with mature exquisite bouquet of floral aromas intense bouquet of gooseberry and fruits, Its delicate and complex with hints of Muscat and notes of vine leaves. Its suave, fruity, crispy bouquet varies between an oaked grapefruit, this floral and fruity blend and delicate palate will be a “coup de aroma and red and black fruits. translates into a balanced and sharp folie” for anyone passionate about Notes of blackberry and blackcurrant palate hinted with spicy undertones. authentic rosé wines. blended with a fine “empyreumatic” A soft touch of acidity gives the wine touch give the wine a soft and a pleasant freshness. complex character. Its final silky taste makes it a pleasant and accessible wine, to share in a relaxed environment. Grape 40% Muscat, 30% Viognier, 15% 66% Syrah and 34% Caladoc. 35% Cabernet Sauvignon, 22% varieties Sauvignon and 15% Sémillon. Syrah, 26% Caladoc and 17% Tempranillo. .

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