Private Rhône-Valley wine tour
Private wine tour of the Rhône Valley, a day out in France tasting great wines in a unique atmosphere.
Deep garnet
Still Red · Chateauneuf-du-Pape AOC · Rhone Valley
Between the Reservee and da Capo in style; rich, deep, and complex with southern warmth and Mourvedre backbone adding iron and herb notes.
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Aroma: liquorice, black fruit compote, cured meat, tobacco, anise
Palate: dark fig, prune, iron, dried herbs, velvety tannic grip
Between the Reservee and da Capo in style; rich, deep, and complex with southern warmth and Mourvedre backbone adding iron and herb notes.
Allow 95 minutes from open to pour.
Cuvee Laurence was created as an intermediate prestige cuvee at Pegau, named for Laurence Feraud. It sits between the Reservee and the rare da Capo in terms of concentration and extraction.
On the nose, liquorice, black fruit compote, cured meat, tobacco, anise. On the palate, dark fig, prune, iron, dried herbs, velvety tannic grip. Structurally full-bodied, firm tannins, medium acidity with a very long finish. Between the Reservee and da Capo in style; rich, deep, and complex with southern warmth and Mourvedre backbone adding iron and herb notes.
Drink 8-25 from vintage. Young vintages benefit from 30-90 minutes of decanting; mature bottles should be handled carefully for sediment.
Grilled rib of beef is the canonical pairing; Truffle-studded lamb is the other strong match. Deep fruit and iron notes handle the char and fat of prime beef.
The blend is Grenache (70%), Mourvedre (15%), Syrah (15%). The wine is classified as Chateauneuf-du-Pape AOC.
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