Cartron Miel (Honey) Kim Crawford

Cartron Miel (Honey) Kim CrawfordIn the Greek mythology, honey is the food of the Olympian Gods and grants immortality. Honey is known since over 40. 000 years and symbolises sweetness, prosperity, pleasure and fertility. Naturally sweet and aromatic like the honey with which it is produced, the liqueur is exclusively elaborated with pure alcohol and heather honey from the Landes region in South West France. Heather is a hardy plant that requires a lot of sunshine in order to produce

Fresh and juicy sour cherry characters on the palate

shepherd's pie

Fermented with natural yeasts

along with added weight and complexity from maturation in oak

Supple and pleasant on entry to the palate

Vines are trained on a low Guyot trellis at 4-5

Gamay was outlawed by Philip the Bold in 1395

The vines for the Vieilles Vignes are over 65 years old and are some of the oldest vines to be found on the plateau de Carbières (close to Château Montredon)

A style of delicacy

and true to their place of origin

Classically paired with seafood or

In their quest for the perfection