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Les Vignes Oubliées (white)
2020 Languedoc
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White fruits, white flowers, citrus and a few toasted touches form a beautiful, fresh, balanced and rich ensemble.
The freshness of the Saint-Privat terroir comes through strongly in this Languedoc white wine.
Profil
Aromatic white wine and tasty
Grape varieties
Clairette
White Grenache
Roussanne
Perfect pairing
Red meat
To be consumed
6 year guard potential
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Les Vignes Oubliées
2020
Languedoc AOP
France - Languedoc
Jean-Baptiste Granier à Saint Privat
Grape varieties :
Clairette, roussanne and white grenache.
Tasting notes:
White fruits, white flowers, citrus and some toasted touches form a beautiful fresh, balanced and rich ensemble. The freshness of the Saint-Privat terroir comes through strongly in this Languedoc white wine.
Wine style :
Tasty and complex white wine.
Food and wine pairing :
Pan-fried scallops with almonds and granny smith apples. Fresh pelardon with oregano and jellied fruit.
Ageing potential :
6 years.
Analysis:
75 cl.
14 % volume.
Contains sulphites.
Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health.
Drink in moderation.
The consumption of alcoholic beverages during pregnancy, even in small quantities, can have serious consequences on the health of the child.
Fruity
Roundness
Power
Wooded
General information
Brand : Les Vignes Oubliées
Reference : Vignes-oubliées-blanc
Appellation : Languedoc
Type of agriculture : conventional agriculture
Color : White wine
Profil : Aromatic white wine and tasty
Conservation : 6 year guard potential
Grape varieties : Clairette, White Grenache , Roussanne
Region : Languedoc wine
Country : France
A wine to discover or rediscover at your wine merchant
The other vintages of:
Jean-Baptiste Granier, a young agricultural engineer, started the Vignes Oubliées project with Olivier Jullien.
With a father, an uncle and a grandfather in the wine business (Mas Montel near Sommières), Jean-Baptiste could have wanted to turn his back on this world. On the contrary. "My father Jean-Philippe passed on his passion to me. I was just wondering where I could settle down".
It was not easy to find a place to settle in the area and Jean-Baptiste solved the problem by setting up his cellar and his breeding cellar in the middle of nature in an unusual place. At the end of a small chaotic path, a solid gate protects... a cave! "It used to house an olive oil press. The humidity level is excellent and it is 12°C all year round". Under a rocky dome carved by erosion, the pyramid of barrels climbs to the ceiling.
The initial approach was as singular as it was meritorious: it was born of the desire to preserve old plots of land in the commune of Saint-Privat (a part of the world like the Languedoc has so many) condemned by the economic logic of the cooperative, now cultivated in partnership with their owners.
The wines (Terrasses-du-larzac AOP) have asserted themselves, since the beginning in 2007, as neat and expressive wines, faithful messengers of the terroir. In a dapper, easy-to-digest style, the cuvée declared in the Languedoc is a pure delight. Based on clairette, the white is skilfully framed by the wood ageing. In this very dynamic area, this estate is constantly progressing.
The palate is warm with fruit, character and a certain balance. a vintage blend promised a bright future.
The Forgotten Vines Around the Cinsault
This cuvée is an assemblage around the cinsault, of a great aromatic precision, all in freshness.
White fruits, white flowers, citrus and a few toasted touches form a beautiful, fresh, balanced and rich ensemble.
The freshness of the Saint-Privat terroir comes through strongly in this Languedoc white wine.
