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Corbières Boutenac La Voulte-Gasparets Cuvée Romain Pauc Patrick Reverdy 2015

Black fruitFood-friendly wine

14.5%

0.75L

Intensity

A structured and intense Corbières with good ageing potential. Its exceptional energy make it a good partner for strongly-favoured foods such as gamey meat in sauce.

More info

The cuvée Romain Pauc is aged in cask wood oak barriques for 12 months (20% new). On the nose it is intense and very fruity with flowery notes. There is fine volume on the palate, freshness and well-coated tannins.

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Corbières Boutenac La Voulte-Gasparets Cuvée Romain Pauc Patrick Reverdy 2015

The wine

The cuvée Romain Pauc is aged in cask wood oak barriques for 12 months (20% new). On the nose it is intense and very fruity with flowery notes. There is fine volume on the palate, freshness and well-coated tannins.

About the Producer La Voulte-Gasparets

Château La Voulte-Gasparets in Boutenac, in the Corbières appellation, has been owned by the Reverdy family for six generations. Today, Patrick and his son Laurent manage the 55-hectare domain. The vineyard includes sublime old Carignan and Grenache vines, along with some Mourvèdre and Syrah for the reds. Rolle, Grenache and Maccabeu are vinified to produce the white wines. The wines are of consistent quality, and all age gracefully; one of the appellation's benchmark domains.

Detailed characteristics

Quantity: 1 bottle

Origin: professional

Recoverable VAT: yes

Original wooden case / Original case: no

French customs seal: yes

Alcohol percentage: 14.5 %

Region: Languedoc

Appellation: Corbières Boutenac

Owner: Patrick Reverdy

Vintage: 2015

Colour: red

Service temperature: 16°

Viticulture: conventional More information....

Size (in ha): 55 hectares

Intensity: full-bodied

Leading aroma: black fruit

Tasting occasion: food-friendly wine

Grape variety: Syrah, Mourvèdre, Grenache, Carignan
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