Clos des Fees 'Le Clos des Fees' 2011 bonneau-du-martray The story has it that

The story has it that Alain Graillot was cycling in Morocco (hence the tandem bike and palm tree on the label) when he stopped off at Domaine des Ouleb Thaleb

this wine will surely bring many smiles to those who have the pleasure of savoring it

with the fruit remaining in the tank for 19 days before pressing

will offer more energy and class than this puppy

Clos des Fees 'Le Clos des Fees' 2011 bonneau-du-martray The story has it thatPowerful wine, concentrated, rich palate, exceptional creamy texture, yet fresh and focused. Delicious for a year after bottling, if one likes young and powerful wines, but needs to be decanted. Usually shuts down the second year. Matures slowly and gradually acquires its character while retaining its vibrant fruit. Cellaring potential 8 to 15 years.