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Red Wine / France / Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur / Alpilles IGP / 12,5 % vol
Robert Parker : 92/100
Jeb Dunnuck : 92/100
Guide Revue Des Vins De France 2015 - Note 17/20
Wine Spectator : 89/100
Guide Bettane et Desseauve 2015 - Note 16.5/20
DOMAINE DE TREVALLON 2011

DOMAINE DE TREVALLON 2011

0,75 L Red Wine / France / Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur / Alpilles IGP / 12,5 % vol

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DOMAINE DE TREVALLON 2011
  Vintage
2011
  Grape Variety
Cabernet-sauvignon, Syrah
  Character
Light and fruity red wine
  Style
Fruity
  Sight
Dark ruby-red colour darkening to garnet.
  Smell
Great aromatic complexity: aromas of leather, cinnamon, white pepper, clove and garrigue followed by notes of blackberries, blueberries and elderberries
  Taste
Fleshy and silky mouth. Well structured and digest wine.
  Service Temperature
16°C
  Service
Decant into carafe 1h earlier
  Storage instructions
To drink or to store in cellar
  To drink from
2014
  To drink until
2029
  Food and wine matching
Red meat, White meat, Game meat, Cheese.


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DOMAINE DE TREVALLON

The Trevallon estate has acquired such renown today that it is sometimes forgotten that it was fairly recent. Forerunner of the rebirth of the Baux vineyard, Eloi Dürrbach planted the first vines in the Alpilles in 1973. Always conquering the maquis, the estate continues to grow and become known until it becomes one of the jewels of the French vineyard. Its wines, red and white, serve as models for the perfectly adequate grape varieties of this most vibrant local wine in the French wine-growing landscape.

Domaine noté ★★ - Domaine incontournable - Guide des Meilleurs Vins de France
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