Fié Gris was described to us by the Beclair brothers as a cousin or ancestor of Sauvignon Blanc. It is referenced in other parts of the world as Sauvignon Gris, a darker and earthier variety with bolder flavour. This is a one-off cuvée, since the brothers did not end up purchasing the parcel but did farm it for a couple of years. It is a solar wine with ripeness and concentration, but also slightly smoky, with a solid acidic backbone. Very limited — a rarity to age. No sulfur added.