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The Cellar Map

$ traceroute --depth 7 ./caves/limestone

> three corridors descend; pressure stabilises at 1.018 atm.

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The Archive

$ SELECT vintage, region, varietal FROM memory ORDER BY year ASC;

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The Process

$ man bbottl.craft

NAME

bbottl — tools for slow fermentation, longer memory.

SYNOPSIS

bbottl <step> [--terroir <origin>] [--time <months>]

STEPS

  1. bbottl harvest --by-hand --pre-dawn

    Pickers walk the rows before sunrise. Acidity preserved. Skins cool to the touch.

  2. bbottl press --gentle --whole-cluster

    Soft pressing of the destemmed cluster. Juice runs clear, then ruby. No oxidation events logged.

  3. bbottl ferment --ambient-yeast --temp 22C

    Native fermentation in open oak. Cap punched twice daily. Sugar curve traced in journal.

  4. bbottl age --barrel oak.fr --months 24

    Aging in french oak. Lees stirred monthly. Light loss to evaporation: ~2.4%/yr (l'angel's share).

  5. bbottl bottle --cork natural --label letterpress

    Bottling at gravity. Corks driven by hand. Each label hand-set in lead type.

CROSS-SECTION

SEE ALSO

man(1) terroir, man(7) patience, man(8) silence

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What the soil cannot say,
the bottle keeps in its long, dark mouth.

— bbottl.archive / root.txt