DESCRIPTION
The Décelle vineyard was discovered by Benoît and Frédéric Lavau in 2010 in Valréas, which is situated in the heart of the Enclave des papes area, in the south-east of France. The “Le Carré” blend of Syrah and Grenache is planted on south-facing hills and only produces exceptional vintages. The vinification process is quite long - 18 to 24 months. The best barrels are then chosen and assembled to create the “Carré,” which is limited to approximately 3000 bottles.
The bouquet is complex and powerful thanks to roasted coffee and chocolate flavours. The palate is meaty and full and amplified by notes of black fruits, elevated by hints of toast. This wine should be decanted an hour before serving. This wine pairs well with red and white meats, gratin and pasta dishes.
REGION
Rhône
France
One of France's oldest wine-growing areas, the Rhone is a powerhouse of wine production. Stretching 150 miles across France from Lyon to Provence, the region is home to over 6000 wine-growing properties. Here, red wine is king - 90% of the grapes grown in the Rhône region are red, with varieties like Syrah, Grenache and Roussane amongst the most prolific. The region is equally famed for its gastronomy - and with such a variety of wines available, you're sure to find the perfect bottle to match!
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