St Laurent

St Laurent is a grape variety that traces its origins to the wine-rich regions of Central Europe, most notably Austria. It's closely related to and often compared with the famous Pinot Noir. The grape takes its name from St. Lawrence's Day, as it typically starts to change color around the St Laurent is a grape variety that traces its origins to the wine-rich regions of Central Europe, most notably Austria. It's closely related to and often compared with the famous Pinot Noir. The grape takes its name from St. Lawrence's Day, as it typically starts to change color around the 10th of August, the feast day of the saint. Deep in color and medium-bodied, St Laurent wines have an aromatic profile that is truly captivating. On the palate, they often reveal notes of dark fruits, hints of tobacco, and sometimes even a touch of chocolate. What sets them apart is their refreshing acidity, which provides a wonderful balance to their inherent richness. The vines of St Laurent are known for their resilience. They thrive in diverse soil types and can withstand variations in temperature. This hardiness translates into wines that beautifully reflect the terroir they are grown in. Winemakers often employ traditional methods, aging the wine in oak barrels, which impart additional layers of flavor and complexity. As St Laurent gains international recognition, wine lovers are increasingly drawn to its elegant profile and its capacity to age gracefully. With its unique character and versatility, St Laurent has indeed carved out a niche for itself in the hearts of connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike. read more... less