ON-370262 QC-10920732

Gérard Bertrand Grand Terroir La Clape Syrah/Carignan/Mourvèdre 2011, Ap

Red Blend Red Blend
Languedoc, France

$18.95 (370262)

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April 02, 2016

Critic Reviews (4)

Michael Godel
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Michael Godel

Rich Clape with mineral streaking through the fruit and piercing every pore. Anise will tremble and treble all in if...

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Bill Zacharkiw
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Bill Zacharkiw

Syrah-dominated with carignan and mourvedre, the result is one of the juiciest, most floral wines I have tasted in...

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John Szabo, MS
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John Szabo, MS

An intriguingly spicy, incense-tinged, firmly structured southern blend here, with surprisingly firm acids and a...

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Sara d'Amato
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Sara d'Amato

On the lighter side, this traditional La Clape blend of syrah, carignan and mourvèdre is beginning to loose its...

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What a perfect way to start a weekend. This Coteaux de Languedoc from the south of France boasts a lovely blend of syrah, carignan and mourvèdre. Medium ruby red in colour, there is definitely a hint of garnet. On the nose, it’s quite fragrant, showing dark fruit, floral notes and spices.

The structure of this wine is really nice and quite balanced: medium bodied, medium tannins, medium acidity. On the palate, same dark fruit, with cedar, black pepper and those spices from the nose. Paired surprisingly well with Moroccan beef stew.

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