Esprit de Tablas Rouge 2017
Tablas Creek
- £50
- £44.66
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- Producer
- Tablas Creek
- Grape Varieties
- Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre
- Origin
- U.S.A. > California
This dense and charming Châteauneuf du Pape is another scintillating wine from storied Paso Robles estate. This 2017 'Esprit de Tablas' will be exceedingly long lived.
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- Minty note sets off deeper smoked meat, redcurrant, mocha, and juniper aromas. On the palate, sweet fruit and liquorice with notes of black cherry and chocolate. Long finish, with lingering flavours of smoke.
- 40% Mourvedre, 35% Grenache, 20% Syrah, 5% Counoise. This regenerative organic certified estate is dry-farmed, limiting yields and emphasising character of place.
- This producer's goal is to produce wines with a true reflection of their varietal character, of the place where they were grown, and of the vintage that they came from.
- Pairs perfectly with beef stir fry, lamb stew or roast duck.
- Can drink now but can age for 15 years.
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