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Sauvignon
2008
Tasting notes :
A lively wine full of fruit and flavour.
The robe is straw coloured with slight tinges of green. The nose gives hints of fresh fruit which, when combined with hints of citrus gives it a fresh taste.
This is a wine for drinking young, within two years, in order to preserve the fresh taste and fruitiness.
Serve cool, but not chilled, between 10oC and 12oC.
Wine and food :
Ideal as an aperitif or on its own or with a drop of blackberry cordial. It tastes equally wonderful with shell fish, grilled fish or fish "en papillote". |

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Chardonnay
2008
Tasting notes :
A wine of the south, full bodied and richly aromatic.
The robe is yellow with hints of gold and endowed with bright high tones.
The nose is intense yet delicate with hints of white peaches and grilled hazelnuts.
Full bodied in the mouth, plump with notes of oak and a touch of ripe citrus. A long finish.
This is a wine for keeping. It has already developed into a fine wine but will continue to improve for a further 5 or 6 years.
Best served cool, between 12oC and 14oC.
Wine and food :
Particularly good with crab meat and fish in sauces but also goes extremely well with poultry or a hard strongish cheese such as an old Cantal or Comté. |

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Volupté
2003 - A late vintage Viognier
Tasting notes
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A rich tasting wine with a perfect balance between alcohol and acidity.
An underlying orange yellow robe with hints of gold. An intense and full flavoured nose redolent of ripe apricots, quinces, figs and honey.
Round and smooth in the mouth, the flavour of stewed fruits lightly punctuated by a light cool freshness.
Volupté is ready for drinking now but will keep and continue to improve for many, many years.
Best served cool, between 14oC and 15oC in order to fully appreciate the full richness and complexity of this wine.
Wine and food :
Particularly suitable to drink as an aperitif, it also is a perfect companion to foie gras. It compliments a mild soft white rinded cheese and is ideal to drink with desserts such as tarte tatin or melting chocolate pudding.
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Merlot
2005
Tasting notes :
A real southern Merlot bringing memories of rich soils and bright sunshine.
A beautiful ruby-red robe. The nose brings dark fruits, plums, damsons, blackcurrants, blackberries and stewed red fruit. A feast to the senses and underscored with notes of forest floor and liquorice. The attack is unadulterated and well balanced.
The deep rich flavours of liquorice, dark plum, blackcurrant and blackberry fill the mouth whilst the hint of dark chocolate underlines the flavours and extends the finish.
Good tannins softened by the time spent in barrel.
The 2001 Merlot is a wine which is excellent for drinking now but it will continue to evolve and improve over the next 6 years.
Best served at 18oC and decanted one hour before drinking.
Wine and food
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A good mixer. The 2001 Merlot will go well with charcuterie, any red meat, pork or lamb. It also makes a good partner to grilled Tuna.
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Syrah
2005
Tasting notes
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A typical wine from the Languedoc.
Intense cherry coloured robe. A nose, spicy with notes of dark plum, cassis, blackberry, vanilla and liquorice.
The mouth is bursting with flavours. It is impossible to ignore the insistence of them. The rich aroma of Syrah with red and black fruits and in the background violets and liquorice.
Whilst ready for drinking now, this wine has the potential to improve with keeping.
Best opened 1 to 2 hours before serving. Ideal temperature 18oC, but if you prefer, in summer it can be slightly cooled ( 16-17oC).
Wine and food :
This wine is a perfect partner for the local cuisine ( game, meat in sauce, duck
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Cabernet
Sauvignon 2006
Tasting notes :
All the strength of a Cabernet harvested when the grapes are at their ripest.
A deep red purple robe. The nose bursts with notes of cassis and myrtle, of myriads of spices and a faint hint of leather.
In the mouth, the attack is strong but because the abundance of tannins are sufficiently muted, the suppleness and length linger.
This wine is just coming of age. Ready for drinking now, it will improve with keeping and should continue to evolve over the next 6 years or more.
Best served between 17oC and 18oC. Decanting 1 to 2 hours before drinking is recommended.
Wine and food :
The Cabernet is a wine which goes well with all our local dishes. We particularly recommend trying it with a grilled "Côte de buf " a dish which will allow the wine to reveal all its attributes.
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Rive Sud 2008
The grapes:
60% Viognier, 35% Chardonnay, 5% Sauvignon
Tasting Notes:
Pale yellow colour with green lights.
Intense notes of white and yellow fruits (peach, apricot) mingled with floral flavours.
Full and well balanced in the mouth.
Drinking well now and will keep for up to four years.
Best served cool, between 12 to 14°C.
Wine and Food:
A good mariage with grilled fish and fish in sauce, scalops or white meat.
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Rive Droite 2003
The grapes:
60% Merlot, 25% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Syrah
Tasting Notes:
A well balanced red wine, full bodied with a subtle delicate taste.
Deep ruby-red robe.
The nose brings red fruits, spicy flavours when combined with hints of mint.
The mouth is bursting with fruit flavours ponctuated by a light cool freshness.
Rive Droite is a wine which is good for drinking now but it will continue to improve over the next 6 years.
Best served at 18°C.
Wine and Food:
This wine is a perfect partner for the local cuisine and also goes well with all Mediterranean cuisine.
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Rive Gauche 2003
The grapes:
50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, 15% Syrah, 10% Pinot Noir
Tasting Notes:
A classic wine from the terroir.
Deep ruby-red robe.
Complex nose with black berry fruits, notes of spicies and liquorice.
Ample and full bodied in the mouth with a long finish.
Rive Gauche is good to drink in the 6 coming years.
Best served at 18°C. Decanting 1 hour before drinking.
Wine and Food:
Excellent for grilled red meat, duck breast, roast leg of lamb. |
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Séduction Rosé 2008
Les cépages : 95% Grenache, 5% Syrah
La dégustation : Une invitation à se resservir...
Ce rosé pâle aux reflets framboise évoque au nez la fraise et la menthe poivrée.
La bouche est friande, légèrement acidulée ponctuée par une finale sur des notes de pamplemousses et de citrons verts.
Servir frais à 10 - 128°C.
Le bon mariage :
A l'apéritif, sur des salades ou des volailles froides.
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OUR WINES
All our wines have the appellation : Vin de Pays
des Côtes de Thongue.
Our wine range
Range Seduction : " flexible, fleshy and greedy wines "
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Séduction Rouge 2007 |
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80 % Grenache
20 % Syrah
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50 % Syrah
40 % Merlot
10 % Cabernet Sauvignon
1 Etoile Guide Hachette 2009
13.5 Guide des Grands Vins de France 2009
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Range Type of wines : " to respect the varietal flavors "
Range HP : " elegant wines and races "
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Rive Sud 2008 |
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Rive Droite 2003 |
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Rive Gauche 2003
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50 % Viognier
45 % Chardonnay
5 % Sauvignon
94/100 Guide Gilbert
& Gaillard 2010
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60% Merlot
25% cabernet
15 % Syrah
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50% Cabernet
35 % Syrah
15 % Merlot
Médaille de
Bronze VIF 2008
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Gamme Réserve : " des vins étonants "
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Volupté 2003 |
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Vendange surmûrie en Viognier
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Our Boxed wines :

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