Côte-Rôtie Champon's Pichat (Domaine) 2011(red)
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Côte-Rôtie Champon's Pichat (Domaine)
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About the producer

A small family-run estate measuring just four hectares, Domaine Pichat is lauded for its deep and distinct wines. 2000 was a defining year for the family, as they began to sell their production.

About the wine

Made from a schist soil, this Syrah single grape variety elegantly unfurls an extraordinary character! Its dark hue heralds a wild and racy aromatic bouquet which is rich in notes of sweet spices, pepper, roasting, flowers such as violet and, of course, black fruit. The palate is equally complex. Highly fleshy, it lingers well and has beautiful tannins which require to be left for several years to gain harmony.

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Characteristics of the producer and cuvée

Region : Rhone Valley

Producers and wineries : Pichat

Colour : red

Grape variety : Syrah
Food and wine pairings : Ris d'agneau aux champignons, Perdreaux rôtis aux airelles, Epaule d'agneau farcie aux épinards et épices douces

Appellation : Côte-Rôtie

Owner : Pichat (Domaine)

Size (in ha) : 4 hectares

Viticulture : conventional More information....

Service temperature : 16°

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