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December used to dress the Black Mountain in a light white coat of snow and Cers the wind becomes the king down in the valley... we're entering in the most beautifull season at Chamans, the time of pruning the vines, the time of feeding the ground, the time of leaving the wines to a peacefull sleep, the time to watch the sky as an alive painting... and the time for me to thank you for your support in tasting our wine... and wish you a happy Christmas and a new year 2012 rich in Love ...and in great wine tastings !

Samuel 11:30 20/12/2011 Comment

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Hello Naked drinkers! So interesting to meet you in London last Sunday! A perfect Day to do a wine tasting; Sunny with a beautiful light outside which sprayed magic colours on London parks, rare moments taken by King autumn to show us his bright power. .
The tasting room chosen by NW’s team was appropriate to this event… 700 passionate people came to meet us and talk about our wines and…. Our lives!
It was a great exchange and a good introduction of HegartyChamans wines for many tasters. I know how difficult it is to discover new flavours or new aromas (reminds me my first taste of white wine, a Pouilly Fuissé when I was 12… berk!!!) but I think we are participating to opening the doors of the wine culture in many ways. Thank you for your supports, good or bad comments help us to create some relief to the world wine!

Samuel 10:30 19/11/2011 Comment

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...Leaves are running in the street, pushed by a strong cool nasty wind in a grey and dark lightness… how I imagine London next weekend… a perfect time to come and taste our “naked wines” at the venue at Lord’s Cricket Ground Sunday at 2pm. We’ll be far from our last experience in June, a sticky heavy summer day when we were looking for a glass of chilled wine! Really look forward to seeing you soon and answer questions of passionate “angel drinkers” .

Samuel 15:20 07/11/2011 Comment

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Hello Naked Wine tasters! Vine leaves are loosing their summer colour; sheeps are picking the remaining grapes fom the harvest; acorns are falling down bless for our beloved pigs Hector&Nestor; bees are counting their stock of honey before winter arrives; chickens are slowing down their clutches; no doubts Harvests at Chamans are over.

Beautifull vintage for Grenache and Syrah grapes, well balanced and aromatic for the whites, as usual yields are kept low (average of 25 hl per Ha)... but for a higher pleasure!

Samuel 14:41 19/10/2011 Reply