Blackened Reine Claude Plums & Stones
After carbonic maceration, this portion of fruit and stones was blackened and held gently at low temperature for weeks.[1]
Service signal
Works as a other component.
Holding a preparation over time to develop its character. Temperature, vessel and duration depend on the documented application.
How producers use Ageing
Each bottle shows the technique through a concrete substrate and role: base, acid structure, aroma, texture, bitterness, or lift.
After carbonic maceration, this portion of fruit and stones was blackened and held gently at low temperature for weeks.[1]
Works as a other component.
The producer says aged plums. Fermentation or blackening is not inferred.[2]
Works as a other component.