Terrane, Terres du Tarn 2023
France, South West France
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£11.90
Mixed 6 Price:
£10.90
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Description
Mellow & Rounded Red
Light-Medium Body, Lightly Oaked
South West France, ABV 12.5%, 75cl
In a Nutshell:
A bright. Minerally and fruity southern French red from the historic Gaillac area north of Toulouse.
The Lowdown:
This sparky red wine is made by the excellent cooperative of Lasbastide de Levis, a small town in the heart of Gaillac. Which is a fairly unsung corner of South West France but where some really good value wines can be found of which we think this one is certainly one of them. It's a blend of native Gaillac varieties, Duras and Braucol (sometimes better known as Fer) that combine to great effect. The slightly mineral edge and brisk acidity really bring out the bright red fruit flavours and making this a delightfully moreish wine.
The Producer:
Founded in 1949, Cave de Labastide de Lévis is the oldest co-operative in the Tarn region. Sitting just outside the village of the same name, they have become one of the key players in Gaillac. Their commitment to quality and tradition, reflecting the history and diverse terroir of the area, is something that shines through in their wines.
When to Drink:
This is a brilliant quaffing wine which not too hefty and is great slightly chilled. With food it's goes well with pizzas, pasta and fish dishes.
Light-Medium Body, Lightly Oaked
South West France, ABV 12.5%, 75cl
In a Nutshell:
A bright. Minerally and fruity southern French red from the historic Gaillac area north of Toulouse.
The Lowdown:
This sparky red wine is made by the excellent cooperative of Lasbastide de Levis, a small town in the heart of Gaillac. Which is a fairly unsung corner of South West France but where some really good value wines can be found of which we think this one is certainly one of them. It's a blend of native Gaillac varieties, Duras and Braucol (sometimes better known as Fer) that combine to great effect. The slightly mineral edge and brisk acidity really bring out the bright red fruit flavours and making this a delightfully moreish wine.
The Producer:
Founded in 1949, Cave de Labastide de Lévis is the oldest co-operative in the Tarn region. Sitting just outside the village of the same name, they have become one of the key players in Gaillac. Their commitment to quality and tradition, reflecting the history and diverse terroir of the area, is something that shines through in their wines.
When to Drink:
This is a brilliant quaffing wine which not too hefty and is great slightly chilled. With food it's goes well with pizzas, pasta and fish dishes.
Details
| Categories | Wine / Red Wine / Mellow & Rounded Red |
| Country | France |
| Region | South West France |
| Grape Variety | Duras , Fer Servadou |
| Vintage | 2023 |
| Volume | 75cl |
| ABV | 12.5% |
| SKU | LA2U16RN |
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