Prats & Symington Post Scriptum De Chryseia Missing Image "The Language of Yes" or

"The Language of Yes" or La Langue d'Oç is the term that medieval folk of southern France used to describe who they were by how they spoke

Created from the Perpetual Reserve and the oak-aged reserve wines

usually in April-May of the year after the harvest

With attractive aromas of black fruit and spice

award-winning dessert wines

Prats & Symington Post Scriptum De Chryseia Missing Image "The Language of Yes" orThe Post Scriptum is the second wine from Chryseia and it was conceived of as a wine that would be an equal to Chryseia but a little lighter, fresher, and better able to be drunk younger. Aromatically alive with red fruits and fresh flowers, this wine shows remarkable concentration and depth on the palate. Rich and full black cherry and plum notes are supplemented by hints of cracked pepper and eucalyptus and the finish is long and smooth with firm