Humagne blanche

Mentioned in 1313 in a notarial deed, the Registre d'Anniviers, Humagne Blanche is one of the oldest Valais grape varieties. Popular tradition lends it Roman origins, and its particularly high iron content has earned it the nickname "the wine of childbirth". Modern research, however, has disproved both these claims. A variety found only in Valais, Humagne Blanche, which bears no relation to its namesake Humagne Rouge, almost disappeared during the 20th century due to its low productivity and susceptibility to vine pests.

Winemaking

Slow, gentle pressing, a single, low-temperature fermentation and six months' ageing in vats guarantee maximum fullness and roundness, while preserving the finesse and freshness of the aromas.

Dress

Yellow with grey and green highlights.

Nose

The powerful floral bouquet is characterized by a subtle blend of melon, citrus, pear, lime blossom and hazelnut.

Mouth

Vinosity combines with good acidity to produce a delicious wine with delicate notes of honey and dried fruit.
with a long, fresh finish.

Gastronomic pairings

Ideal as an aperitif, Humagne Blanche goes well with fish, white meats and alpine cheeses.

Medals and awards

• 2013 Silver Grand Prix du Vin Suisse 2014
• 2014 Silver Expovina 2015
• 2014 Silver Grand Prix du Vin Suisse 2015
• 2015 Gold Grand Prix du Vin Suisse 2016
• 2018 Gold Sélection des Vins du Valais 2019