One of the best wines of the best denomination of the Languedoc? You want to know why? For this:
Languedoc-Roussillon has undeniable vineyards, based on its climate, its mountain ranges, its seafront, its six Uesco world heritage sites, its diversity of terroirs and its natural parks.To the north of Languedoc we find the Terrasses de Larzac AOP, a terroir made up of schistes, grès and pélite capable of providing a plus freshness to Mediterranean varieties. The Coulée Douce (Hérault province) cuvée is based on the Syrah - Cinsault - Cariñena variety.
Visually a
typical average intensity in the macerations that go
from four to five weeks. Nose for the forest fruit
hints at its point of maturity on a background of
complexity where the truffle stands out. Entry of a slight roundness,
which links with a delicate and silky development. Aged in steel
tanks for 18 months. To highlight a welcome
freshness thanks to Carignano. A delicate spicy plot
that puts a certain persistence.
Domaine Caujolle
Gazet awaits you in the picturesque French village of La Vacquerie
& St Martin de Castries, where stone floors are dominant.
This quality wine, that respect for nature, the low yields and the
non-addition of sulphite add up to a quality valued at almost 20
euros. As a pairing, the local and Mediterranean product is
always the most welcome: Saddle of Larzac lamb mashed with
cauliflower, cucumber, turnips, lobster mushroom, thyme and lemon
sauce.
No hay comentarios:
Publicar un comentario