Chateau la Moutete Rouge Vieilles Vignes Cotes de Provence
Where it's from:
France, Provence, Cotes De Provence
Price per case:
£76.72
Bottles per case:
6 x 75 cl
Style:
Soft & Supple Reds
Description:
Rich purple hues with an aromatic bouquet with plenty of red fruits dominant. Concentrated nose, reminiscent of black cherries on the "garrigue". Accompanies grilled meats and lamb dishes. (6 x 75 cl)
Region:
France, Provence, Cotes De Provence
Producer:
Chateau la Moutete
Product ID:
465
Chateau Gruaud-Larose 2eme Cru Classe Saint Julien
Description: Dating back to 1725, the estate was grouped into a number of small vineyards and in 1757 Mr. Gruaud formed one large one, under his name. Eventually a descendant of the first owner took over the property, his name was Larose, and he immediately linked his name to the estate, it as subsequently purchased by Mr Desire Cordier in 1915. An attractive, strong red-brown colour, with hints varying from vermilion to reddish-orange that indicate a gradual development. The wonderfully fragrant sweet nose displays notes of berries, spices, coffee, and grilled and roasted scents. Initially supple but firm, full in the mouth, robust and highly structured. Very pleasant aromatic finish. (12 x 75 cl) Price: £1889.81
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Chateau Chaudron 1er Cru Hospices de Beaune
Description: A quietly elegant wine with good flavors of black fruit and licorice. Blackberry jam, vanilla and a touch of smoke in the nose. Especially good with grilled salmon. (6 x 75 cl) Price: £410.17
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Chateau Pesquie QUINTESSENCE Blanc Rhone Valley Vineyards Ventoux
Description: Made with 80% Roussanne and 20% Clairette, this is a wine of great elegance, produced in very limited quantities. A brilliant white gold colour this wine has a complex nose comprising white flower perfumes, such as hawthorn, and more fruity aromas including mango, greenage and peche de vigne. Grilled almond and honey flavours and notes of blonde tobacco enhance this delicious bouquet while the mouth is ample and structured. With its richness and its natural freshness, white Quintessence is a well balanced wine with a strong aromatic intensity. The sleepy village of Mormoiron was certainly shaken up when the dynamic Chaudiere family bought Chateau Pesquie and set about making wine to a level that had never before been achieved in the Ventoux. Paul and Edith Chaudiere chose the name 'Quintessence' to highlight the superiority, concentration, and careful selection of both the oldest vines and the best vintages of production. Indeed, such a name implies extreme rigor and not every vintage produces a Quintessence wine. Paul Chaudiere is keen on technology, but also devoted to quality. He employs new methods to produce wines of simply stunning quality from his 72 hectares, with richness, colour and concentration that his neighbours can only dream of. Ambition seems to have been coupled perfectly with both an innate winemaking ability and a rare understanding of the market ensuring that this family domaine produces wines of great quality that people want to drink. 'One of the superstar estates of the Cotes-du-Ventoux', according to Robert Parker. (12 x 75 cl) Price: £194.23
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Chateau Pesquie QUINTESSENCE Blanc Rhone Valley Vineyards Ventoux
Description: Made with 80% Roussanne and 20% Clairette, this is a wine of great elegance, produced in very limited quantities. A brilliant white gold colour this wine has a complex nose comprising white flower perfumes, such as hawthorn, and more fruity aromas including mango, greenage and peche de vigne. Grilled almond and honey flavours and notes of blonde tobacco enhance this delicious bouquet while the mouth is ample and structured. With its richness and its natural freshness, white Quintessence is a well balanced wine with a strong aromatic intensity. The sleepy village of Mormoiron was certainly shaken up when the dynamic Chaudiere family bought Chateau Pesquie and set about making wine to a level that had never before been achieved in the Ventoux. Paul and Edith Chaudiere chose the name 'Quintessence' to highlight the superiority, concentration, and careful selection of both the oldest vines and the best vintages of production. Indeed, such a name implies extreme rigor and not every vintage produces a Quintessence wine. Paul Chaudiere is keen on technology, but also devoted to quality. He employs new methods to produce wines of simply stunning quality from his 72 hectares, with richness, colour and concentration that his neighbours can only dream of. Ambition seems to have been coupled perfectly with both an innate winemaking ability and a rare understanding of the market ensuring that this family domaine produces wines of great quality that people want to drink. 'One of the superstar estates of the Cotes-du-Ventoux', according to Robert Parker. (12 x 75 cl) Price: £194.23
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Chateau de la Grille Chinon Rouge Loire
Description: This wine is full-bodied and rich, with very ripe "black" fruit aromas that, added to a low acidity, makes it a most enjoyable drink. (6 x 75 cl) Price: £122.48
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Chateau de la Grille Chinon Rouge Loire
Description: Exceptionally concentrated, this wine shows elegance and structure with evidence of dark fruits and good tannins. (6 x 75 cl) Price: £144.03
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Chateau de la Grille Chinon Rose Loire
Description: This wine has become an absolute must. It is one of the very few rose wines that will suit seafood, crab, lobster, summer cooking and even foie gras! (6 x 75 cl) Price: £102.26
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Chateau de la Grille Chinon Rouge Loire
Description: Exceptionally concentrated, this wine shows elegance and structure with evidence of dark fruits and good tannins. (6 x 75 cl) Price: £115.53
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Langlois-Chateau Domaine Langlois-Chateau Saumur Blanc
Description: The Domaine Langlois-Chateau Saumur Blanc comes from a blend of 80% chenin and 20% chardonnay. Grapes are picked by hand and fermented at low temperature to keep the flavours. The colour is pale yellow, the nose has notes of peach and honey and the palate is fruity, dry and fresh. It goes very well with seafood and grilled fish (6 x 75 cl) Price: £52.31
Bosredon Chateau Belingard Bergerac Blanc Sec
Description: Flowers, boiled sweets and exotic fruits on the nose this wine is an optimal blend ; fresh on the palate with long tasting aftertaste. Location Hilly vineyards on chalk and flint soils south of Bergerac. Grape Variety Blend of Sauvignon , Semillon , Muscadelle . Winemaking Process The grapes are harvested at their optimal maturity, after which they go through a direct pressing or skin-contact maceration process, and sedimentation at 5ºC. The fermentation process is temperature-controlled . When all the sugars have been transformed, the wine is aged on fine lees, stirred and aerated. It is then fined and filtered before bottling. Tasting At a cool but not chilled temperature , it can be served with shellfish, seafood, and salads. It is excellent with smoked fish , grilled or in a sauce, or as an aperitif in summer. (6 x 75 cl) Price: £49.72
