Château Pesquié Terrasses Blanc 2023

Mont Ventoux, one of the most legendary stages of the Tour de France, can be seen from many parts of Provence both because of its white colour, due to the mountain’s calcareous composition, and because of its enormous height of almost 2000 metres. An authentic desert landscape due to the wild winds it endures, as the name suggests (ventoux means ‘windy’ in French), which makes it one of the most feared stages for cyclists. But although it is one of the leading figures in the most important and prestigious cycling races in the world, because of its conditions it is also responsible for the production of wines with their own style within the AOC Ventoux. Unique terroirs that enjoy a very cool microclimate and provide very fruity wines characterised by a skilful balance between freshness and elegance. One of the wineries that has worked hardest to build the reputation of these southern Rhône Valley wines is undoubtedly Château Pesquié. A family winemaking company that for three generation