CHÂTEAUNEUF DU PAPE TRADITION 2020 - CHATEAU DE LA GARDINE

0,75 L
3 L
Red Wine / France / Rhone / Châteauneuf-du-Pape AOC / 15 % vol

'Extremely promising... [A] full-bodied, creamy-textured beauty... It's the best wine I can remember trying from this estate.' Joe Czerwinski, The Wine Advocate

The Château de La Gardine, famous for its Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines, succeeds marvellously in this vintage, and the press agrees! Here is a wine with sweet notes of raspberry, blackcurrant, leafy herbs and violets. You will succumb to the suppleness and depth of this somewhat full-bodied wine! A great investment that will develop gracefully for more than a decade!
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£ 52,66 / L

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"Lots of red fruit leads us to a bright, fleshy and rounded palate that has a smooth and dense feel! " J. Suckling

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CHÂTEAUNEUF DU PAPE TRADITION 2020 - CHATEAU DE LA GARDINE

Vintage

2020

Grape Variety

60% Grenache, 15% Mourvèdre, 20% Syrah, 5% Muscardin

Character

Fleshy and fruity red wine

Style

Fruity

Sight

Deep purple-red with violet hints

Smell

Black fruits, exotic spices, roasted coffee and chocolate aromas

Taste

Silky and dominant tannins

Service Temperature

18°C

Service

Decant into carafe 2h earlier

Storage instructions

To drink or to store in cellar

To drink until

2035

Food and wine matching

Aperitif, Red meat, White meat, Game meat, Barbecue, Cheese

Recommended with

Daube Provençale, rib steak or grilled steak

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CHÂTEAU LA GARDINE

With a wine-making history dating back to the 17th century, the Brunel family has been wine-makers down the generations. In 1948, Gaston Brunel was a famous businessman when he bought Château de la Gardine before establishing the Brunel de la Gardine wine merchants. At the same time, they expanded their range into other Rhône Valley appellations by drawing on other renowned estates as suppliers of high-quality wines.