Les Vignes Oubliees, Terrasses du Larzac red 2015

Name: Les Vignes Oubliees, Terrasses du Larzac red 2015
Brand: Vignerons d'Exception
SKU: 205314

90-92/100 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate

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Categories: LANGUEDOC, France, LES VIGNES OUBLIEES - Jean Baptiste Granier

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Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (Jeb Dunnuck, Apr. 2017): 90-92/100. Made from 60% Grenache, 20% Carignan and 20% Syrah, the 2015 Terrasses du Larzac shines for its balanced, classical style and should easily be an outstanding wine. Made from 60% Grenache, 20% Carignan and 20% Syrah, aged in demi-muids, it has lots of minerality, notable tannic structure, good concentration and impressive notes of blackberry fruits and peppery herbs. It will drink nicely through 2025. Drink date 2017-2025.

Product Details

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Data sheet

Area LANGUEDOC
Winemaker Jean-Baptiste Granier
Vintage 2017
Appellation Terrasses du Larzac
Color red
Unit Price 20-30 €
Size 75cl
organic or not organic not certified
RVF 16/20
Bettane + Desseauve 17/20
Cépage dominant syrah - grenache

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Acheteur Vérifié
Published Jan 18, 2020 at 10:10 pm (Order date: Dec 16, 2019)

4

A great "Terrasses du Larzac" that deserves a few more years to reveal its aromas and velvety texture. (Translated review)
Acheteur Vérifié
Published Jan 17, 2020 at 06:11 pm (Order date: Dec 18, 2019)

4

A well-made wine. Ideal to accompany a dish in sauce (Burgundian) with friends: a little rustic but harmonious tannins. A simple pleasure... (Translated review)
Acheteur Vérifié
Published Dec 16, 2019 at 09:15 am (Order date: Oct 09, 2019)

3

Wine a little coarse with hard tannins and slight overripeness. Wine a little technical... A little overrated (Translated review)