The very best sunsets are at Driftwood Sands overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.
Driftwood Sands is a cozy beachfront 45 unit complex in Indian Rocks Beach.
About Driftwood Sands
Prestigious Driftwood Sands (DWS) is a private beachfront complex located in scenic Indian Rocks Beach, Florida overlooking the Gulf of Mexico and its timeless sunsets.
The spacious condominiums feature 2-4 bedrooms, with many master bedroom suites overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, large double or walk in closets, laundry room, garage private storage lockers and private balconies all with gulf views.
The complex is a well-managed community with an active Board of Directors, Building maintenance superintendent, grounds committee and Property Management Company.
Amenities include assigned covered & guest parking, dual elevators, library/meeting suite, shuffleboard, poolside restrooms, direct beach access, outdoor shower, a beachfront pool, sundeck with lounge chairs and tables, and a waterfront covered pavilion equipped with gas/charcoal barbeques, granite countertop, sink and serving areas for all your entertaining needs. The Pavilion may be partially reserved by owners for private or family gatherings.
LE S C A I LL O U X BLA N C 2021
Quintessential Wines
W I N E D A T A
Producer
André Brunel
Region
Châteauneuf du Pape
Country
France
Wine Composition
70% Roussanne
20% Grenache Blanc,
10 % Clairette
Alcohol
13.5 %
Total Acidity
2.91 g/l
Residual Sugar
098 g/l
pH
3.39
D E S C R IP T IO N
Les Cailloux Blanc announces itself with a pale gold color in
its youth that will evolve into deep gold after a few years’
ageing.
It has floral scent of white flowers (honeysuckle,
jasmine) and hints of honey. In the mouth, the flowers and
honey are joined by a mineral taste, with viscosity on the
finish. The wine’s surprising complexity grows more well-
rounded as it evolves in the glass.
WI N EM A K E R NOT E S
The Domaine’s white Châteauneuf-du-Pape is made with
grapes from three plots. Roussanne grows in Les Serres,
Grenache Blanc in Le Revès, and Clairette come from Bois
de la Ville.
Although Roussanne isn’t
typical of a
Châteauneuf du Pape white grape, it brings aromatics,
finesse and elegance to the wine, whereas the Grenache
Blanc and Clairette bring freshness and structure.
This
terroir,
full of round pebbles,
is characteristic of the
appellation and bestows an all-important ageing ability to
the wine. Elegance and length are the main characteristics
of this wine.
The Roussanne is harvested in late August to avoid
becoming overripe while Grenache Blanc and Clairette are
picked at beginning of September. The grapes are
destemmed and fermented together. The wine is then aged
for six months in concrete vats to preserve its freshness
and purity of fruit.
It rests in bottles for at least three
months before release.
S E R V I N G H I N T S
While this wine will be fully mature after a minimum of five
years ageing, it is delicious now. Served chilled, it is a great
accompaniment to seafood and shellfish dishes.