The Bremmer Calmont is the steepest vineyard in the world and the soil is oxidized red Devonian slate with veins of quartzite. This is spontaneously fermented and then aged for a minimum of 9 months in stainless steel and like all Franzen dry wines, it undergoes malolactic.

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The Bremmer Calmont is the steepest vineyard in the world and the soil is oxidized red Devonian slate with veins of quartzite. This is spontaneously fermented and then aged for a minimum of 9 months in stainless steel and like all Franzen dry wines, it undergoes malolactic.

https://schatzi.futurereference.co

The Bremmer Calmont is the steepest vineyard in the world and the soil is oxidized red Devonian slate with veins of quartzite. This is spontaneously fermented and then aged for a minimum of 9 months in stainless steel and like all Franzen dry wines, it undergoes malolactic.

https://schatzi.futurereference.co

The Bremmer Calmont is the steepest vineyard in the world and the soil is oxidized red Devonian slate with veins of quartzite. This is spontaneously fermented and then aged for a minimum of 9 months in stainless steel and like all Franzen dry wines, it undergoes malolactic.

https://schatzi.futurereference.co

The Bremmer Calmont is the steepest vineyard in the world and the soil is oxidized red Devonian slate with veins of quartzite. This is spontaneously fermented and then aged for a minimum of 9 months in stainless steel and like all Franzen dry wines, it undergoes malolactic.

https://schatzi.futurereference.co

The Bremmer Calmont is the steepest vineyard in the world and the soil is oxidized red Devonian slate with veins of quartzite. This is spontaneously fermented and then aged for a minimum of 9 months in stainless steel and like all Franzen dry wines, it undergoes malolactic.

https://schatzi.futurereference.co

The Bremmer Calmont is the steepest vineyard in the world and the soil is oxidized red Devonian slate with veins of quartzite. This is spontaneously fermented and then aged for a minimum of 9 months in stainless steel and like all Franzen dry wines, it undergoes malolactic.

https://schatzi.futurereference.co

The Bremmer Calmont is the steepest vineyard in the world and the soil is oxidized red Devonian slate with veins of quartzite. This is spontaneously fermented and then aged for a minimum of 9 months in stainless steel and like all Franzen dry wines, it undergoes malolactic.

https://schatzi.futurereference.co