Mia Luce Blanc 2022 is based on Colombard (93%) and a hint of Sauvignon Blanc (7%), nurtured and cultivated in a carefully chosen Galilee plots. Mature vines growing on Limestone and Terra Rossa soil. Both grape varieties were harvested in the course of July 2019 and fermented separately in low temperature in order to preserve aromas, finesse, unique characteristics and oenologist style. The Sauvignon Blanc grapes fermented as whole clusters in order to enhance floral aroma in the final wine. Following the separate fermentations the varieties were blended into a homogenous blend, part aged in various volume Austrian-German oak barrels, 500 and 225 liters, and part held in a stainless steel tank. In terms of white wines, a match between the barrels’ manufacturer and the specific grape variety is critical in order to achieve aspired finesse, restraint, saltiness and elegance. The wine portion held in the stainless steel tank formed an important part of the final blend and maintained crisp citrus fruit characteristics. The mere 12% alcohol ratio level conveys a clear oenologist style aspiring to express growth regions, variety characteristics, freshness and mainly elegance, balance and wine-food harmony.