Arraditz Béarn Rouge 2017
Cave de Gan
- £14
- £7.42
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- Producer
- Cave de Gan
- Grape Varieties
- Tannat
- Origin
- France > The South West
Arraditz Béarn Rouge is grown from the regions famous Tannat grape. A rich fruit forward wine, formed around a bold tannic structure. Grown across vineyards in the Béarn, from vines over 25 years old and aged for 18-months before bottling.
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- Crushed raspberry and spice supported by a powerful tannic structure
- Tannat common in the region of Béarn is a high tannic grape, high in alcohol and capable of producing big brooding wines
- Cave de Gan is a cooperative founded in 1949 and bring together nearly 300 expert wine growers
- Drinking relatively young for Tannat - 5 years after release
- Pair with duck in red wine sauce
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