Logos 2020

Ab Initio
Grapes: Chardonnay
Country: France
Regions:Loire
Wine Type:White
Vintage: 2020
Bottle Size: 750ml
Alcohol: 12.5%
€39,00 incl. 22% IVA ItalyClick to change country.
€52,00 per litre
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Logos is a natural wine showcasing Chardonnay from AB Initio which is grown on Slate / schist and Granit, before being aged in Amphora for 18 months.

It tastes very direct, very precise. Knows exactly what it wants to be and ROCKS ITS! Fresh and rounded balance is awesome. Expect a really cool reduction which does not smell too common. Also has touches of smoke, gravel. The schist / slate and granit soil really boosts this wine! 

 

One bottle per order due to limited supply

Ab Initio is a Loire wine project involving winemaker Emmanuel Roblin as well as Fred and Claire Niger from esteemed Domaine de l’Ecu.

Bottles are limited in quantity and despite being new and relatively unknown there is strong interest from winelovers.

We ship every Wednesday. Order by Tuesday 10am.

Ab Initio - Logos
Ab Initio - Logos 2020
€39,00 incl. 22% IVA ItalyClick to change country.
€52,00 per litre

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Ab Initio Emmanuel Roblin

NATURAL WINES BY AB INITIO

Ab Initio is the project of Emmanuel 'Manu' Roblin, who trained at the natural wine school in Amboise and worked as cellar master at Domaine de l'Ecu in Muscadet. Fred and Claire Niger of l'Ecu are partners in the project, and Manu works as a tenant in their cellar, sharing its equipment. The first vintage was 2020. Grapes come from l'Ecu's vineyards and like-minded partner growers, with Manu involved in pruning and harvest, plus Grenache and Syrah from Domaine Terre Forte near Avignon.

Most of the wines are made and aged in amphora, with native yeasts, which rounds off the tannins and adds depth. The range covers Melon de Bourgogne in Ekko, Folle Blanche in Phillia, Chardonnay in Logos and Gamay in Kairos, while Illico and Kedron bring the Grenache and Syrah. Quantities are small, so grab them when you see them.

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