SAINTE-CROIX-DU-MONT

Those who think that the vineyard(vine) must be cultivated on hillsides have to find that the holy naming - cross-du-mont, on the right bank of the Garonne, is more promising than those of barsac and sauternes who face him(her) on the other bank, in a relatively flat region. His(her,its) vineyards are directed in the South, and the morning mists which rise from the river facilitate the development of Botrytis.

We pull(fire) syrupy honeyed which are often more advantageous than number of youngs barsacs and sauternes. As the nearby loupiac, saint - cross-du-mont is more pale and lighter than the sauternes big, doubtless because the wine growers have no means to harvest the grape reached(affected) by the noble decay in some sort out.