Gran Caus Blanc 2008 is made from a blend of Xarel·lo 50%, Chenin Blanc 28% and Chardonnay 22%. Vineyards at a height of more than 1640 ft. Aging for 18 months in tank. A wine with aging but without aging in barrel.
Tasting notes: Pale yellow with green shades. On nose, notes of minerals, herbs, flowers, white fruit and spices. On palate, tasty, elegant, balanced acidity, complex, smooth and fresh. Long and persistent final.
Pairing: Fish Stew, Omelets, Pasta, Semi-mature Cheese, Soups and Creams.
In 1979 Carlos Esteva decided to go and live in his grandfather´s country estate, Can Ràfols dels Caus. After purchasing the shares that corresponded to his brother and sister, he embarked on the slow process of restoring the old building, which was in a semi-derelict condition. At the same time he... regenerated the farming of the vineyards, introducing new varieties and growing methods (trellises), placing his bets on the viability of producing wines entirely on the estate, making wines with a distinct character, so as to establish the name of the estate as a mark of unreserved quality. Carlos Esteva became one of the few wine growers to live directly on the farm, fighting to achieve his goals within a framework of sustainability, of respect for the formal and biological structure of the countryside and its characteristic architecture.
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