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Estate :
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Emmanuel Darnaud
21 Rue du stade
26600 La Roche de Glun (Drôme - Vallée du Rhône Nord - France)
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| Appellation : |
Saint-Joseph
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Color :
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Red
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Vintage :
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2013
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Grape variety :
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100 % Syrah
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ABV :
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13°
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Soil :
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Granitic origin
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Age of vineyards :
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30-80 years
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Cultivation :
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Worked soils, manual picking
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Winemaking
/maturing
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Destalking then fermentation in open wooden vats for 15–20 days. Maturing in wooden "barriques” or "demi-muids”, duration roughly 18 months.
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Tasting :
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Colour : Crimson with slightly bluish glints
Nose : Sound and generous. Hints of peppercorn and liquorice, blackcurrant and black olives
Palate : Ample and dense. The fleshy tannins offer a structured palate that also manages to yield a juicy, delicate fruitiness. A wine for laying down and for gastronomy
Goes with : While still young, this wine will bring the best out of wild boar in sauce, or reveal the textures of a Charolaise entrecote cooked with bone marrow
As the wine ages, it enjoys the company of a Tournedos Rossini or a dish of roast quail with forest mushrooms, or perhaps a thick-cut pot roast veal chop served with creamed mushrooms
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Laying down :
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2–10 years. Best decantered on opening
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Rouge 2013