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Wine growing 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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Colour :
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White
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Vintage :
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2019
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Hervest dates :
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September 11, 2019
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Grape variety :
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100 % Marsanne
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ABV :
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14°
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Terroir :
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Granitic origin
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Age of vines : |
More than 30 years
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Cultivation :
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Ploughed soils, manual grape-picking
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Winemaking / ageing : |
Soft extraction of the juices (pneumatic pressoir), maturation and ageing in oak barrels (during 11 months)
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Wine tasting : |
Color : Beautiful strawy colour with silvery highlights
Nose : Stylish nose. Hint of yellow fruit, of Bergeron and of bergamot but also of a mineral sensation, of wet stone or of pebble. A nose deep in structure
Palate : This wine offers an ample and generous structure and of a great purity. A racy and long wine
Pairing : This wine will be excellent with fish and white meat such as : a few scallops roasted in butter and served on a buttered endive with a little fleur de sel and a drop of pepper / a sea bass cooked in a salt crust served with a few « glazed » carrots / a tenderloin of veal gently roasted in the oven and served with a generous pan of porcini
mushrooms / mornier cheese or 18 or 24 months ripened Comté
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Laying down :
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This wine can be stored between 5 and 10 years but is already very good to drink today
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