Name: Tardieu-Laurent, Hermitage 2021
Brand: Charles Heidsieck
SKU: FR-TL-21-HR-75-R
Price: 74.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

🇫🇷 Hermitage AOC | Rhône | France

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DESCRIPTION

Here is a red wine that proves that old vines are tough broads. Even when the vintage is rough, they prove their reliability and strength. This 100% Syrah (aka Serine in the Côte-Rôtie appellation) is aged for 12 months in oak barrels and 12 months in oak vats, which are much larger than your average barrel. This mixed ageing method, between smaller and larger spaces, allows for the wine to benefit from the best of both worlds. The barrel provides the wine with woodiness, meanwhile, the vat allows for its natural fruit to really flourish. The bouquet of this Hermitage is a symphony of licorice and blackberry jelly, and reveals notes of elderflower and gingerbread along the way, up until the finish. On the palate, this wine has got it all - it is elegant, complex and balanced. The perfect match for ribeye steak, ratatouille, lasagna or a lamb shank.

CHARACTERISTICS

Country

France

Region

Rhône

Appellation

Hermitage AOC

Year

2021

Grape variety

Syrah / Shiraz

ABV

14%

Volume

.75L

Style

Balanced

Allergens

Sulfites

Storing instructions

To drink or to store

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!

Un investissement en cave qui vaut le détour

Bien que ce vin soit déjà séduisant dans sa jeunesse, il a un grand potentiel de vieillissement. Il peut se conserver entre 10 et 15 ans, voire plus, selon les conditions de stockage, pour développer encore plus de complexité et de nuances.