Saury Classic is the original barrel produced by the Saury Cooperage. First crafted in 1873, Saury Classic stays true to its origins and provides the core components that all winemaker’s desire - fruit support, structure and length, with minimal toast influence - maintaining the cooperages original philosophy to “respect le fruits”.
Available in either French or American Oak, using a fine selection of wood from the forests of central France (for French Oak) and the forests of America (for American Oak), with minimum 3 year open-air seasoning at our wood park in Brive, and a choice of traditional fire bending of staves or bending of staves through hot water immersion.
Seasoned near the foot of the Massif Central Mountains
Fine Grain
French or American Oak
2 or 3 Year seasoning
Fire or Immersion bending
Medium, Medium Plus, Lumière, or Lumière Plus toast
Designed for all stages of winemaking, stainless steel excels in terms of product integrity, longevity and purity of materials. Our Stainless Steel Barrels provide a tool for many different winemaking applications such as neutral barrels in barrel trials, topping vessels for barrels and tanks, and batch white fermentation. They can also be used together with barrel alternatives to simulate new barrel-like fermentations or provide an alternative blending component to traditional wines matured in oak barrels.
Uses are endless….
Seamless SS Barrel 300L
Same volume as a 300L Hogshead
Traditional barrel shape for optimum filling and emptying
Unique Citric Acid Negative strain
Excellent for whites, rosé, Pinot Noir, Syrah and all wines where fruit purity is desired
Organic Fining Aid for Juice & Wine
Saury Classic is the original barrel produced by the Saury Cooperage. First crafted in 1873, Saury Classic stays true to its origins and provides the core components that all winemaker’s desire - fruit support, structure and length, with minimal toast influence - maintaining the cooperages original philosophy to “respect le fruits”.
Available in either French or American Oak, using a fine selection of wood from the forests of central France (for French Oak) and the forests of America (for American Oak), with minimum 3 year open-air seasoning at our wood park in Brive, and a choice of traditional fire bending of staves or bending of staves through hot water immersion.
