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Mas d'Alezon Fine Faugères XR
2010
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Resulting from the rebirth of the historic Languedoc appellation "Fine Faugères", this Carignan grape brandy is deep and balanced. A rarity to discover!
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Grape varieties
Carignan
Perfect pairing
Red meat
To be consumed
Childcare potential of 8 years and over
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Mas d'Alezon
Extra-Réserve 2010
Fine Faugères AOP
Languedoc - France
The fine Faugères is the first regulated eau-de-vie in Languedoc and above all the only one distilled thanks to a Charentais still, called à repasse. On March 19, 1948, a decree gave it the regulated designation of origin Fine de Faugères.
In the 19th century, it was not the wine that made the reputation of Faugères, but a brandy, the Fine Faugères. It received the regulated designation in 1948 and became very popular from the first half of the 20th century. The Noël Salles distillery was for a good century, from 1852 to 1985, the fame of Faugères brandy. Reputed to be the third eau-de-vie in France, its production came to an end when the distillery closed in 1985.
In the 2000s the Fine de Faugères was reborn thanks to Mathieu Frécon, distiller, then others followed and since then, the Fine Faugères has been available again.
An architect by training, Catherine Roque was passionate about wine and in 1987 created the Domaine de Clovallon in Bédarieux (34), today taken over by her daughter Alix. In 1997, she created the Mas d'Alezon in Faugères, where she vinified seven hectares in biodynamics.
Arriving on the Faugères terroir, Catherine Roque shared the same cellar in Caussiniojouls for a while as Matthieu Frécon. The end of the winemaker's vinification corresponded to the start of the distiller's distillations. Discussions during this period led Catherine Roque to focus on the world of spirits and Fine Faugères in particular.
For Catherine Roque, the Fine Faugères represents the spirit of wine. The distillation is the extension of her work as a winegrower.
Le Mas d'Alezon produces this Fine Faugères XR from Carignan wine. While the minimum aging is set at five years, Catherine Roque ages her Fine Faugères ten years in 600-liter oak barrels (extra-reserve). This eau-de-vie reveals fine notes of raisins and garrigue on a deep base. Gorgeous !
50 cl
40% vol.
Fruity
Roundness
Power
Wooded
General information
Brand : Mas d'Alezon
Reference : Mas-d-alezon-fine-faugeres
Type of agriculture : biodynamic agriculture
Conservation : Childcare potential of 8 years and over
Grape varieties : Carignan
Region : Languedoc wine
Country : France
A wine to discover or rediscover at your wine merchant
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Catherine Roque has created two major domains in the Languedoc panorama, the Domaine de Clovallon, in Bédarieux, in the Upper Orb Valley, and the Mas d'Alezon, in Faugères.
An architect by training, passionate about the vine, she started out in 1987 by planting unexpected grape varieties, in particular Pinot Noir. This autodidact, mother of three daughters, then took over in 1997 a forgotten vineyard at the highest point of the Faugères appellation, the Mas d'Alezon. It is a superb high-altitude schist terroir.
By dint of meticulous work, as natural as possible (DEMETER certified biodynamic), and by gradually increasing the proportion of Mourvèdre, she is now making one of the most beautiful interpretations of the cru, the confidential Montfalette cuvée. Catherine also produces a very confidential cuvée de blanc, Cabretta, a real gem in the world of great white wines from the south of France.
At Mas d'Alezon, the wines are aged in the most natural way possible, with the minimum of human intervention. In the vines, part of which is in planting, the work is meticulous, demanding, passionate and always the most respectful of nature. The harvest is obviously manual and the work in the cellar aims to intervene as little as possible on the wines, guaranteeing the sincerity of the terroir.
Fair, complex, balanced, the wines of Mas d'Alezon are truly captivating! The wines of Mas d'Alezon are of great finesse and rare nobility. All the wines place this estate at the top of the appellation.
Faugères of good maturity but fresh and fruity, with silky tannins and a nicely peppery finish.
Montfalette is a pure expression of schist, at the same time intense, spicy, complex but with an incredible freshness on the finish. A great wine to keep in the ce...
Cabretta is a great success from Faugères in white. A rare wine that we will not miss for its aromas of dried herbs and its great precision in the mouth