Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Domaine du Pégau Plan Pegau rouge

Variety: Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre
Country of origin: France
Wine appellation: table wine from Châteauneuf du Pape
Vintage: non vintage, but I guess 2009
Alcohol content: 13.5%
Color: darker ruby red
Bouquet: excellent, earthy, spicy, leather, smoke, touch of tobacco and hint of fruit
Taste: medium to full body, granate apple, blackberries, powerfull, properly structured mouth drying tannins black chocolate, long finish
Recommended food pairing: medium rare flank steak
Overall score: 88
Price CZK 250
Stopper: cork
This is amazing value wine!! Apparently coming from the edges of the Châteauneuf du Pape appellation so it cannot receive more than table wine classification. This is far from table wine you may think of, there is so much in it, it has complex nose with earthy and animal tones and excellent structure in the mouth. This will never be copied in new world wines. New world winemakers actually claim this is fault of the wine, but I do not give a shit as I LOVE IT!!!!!. considering the price this wine is no way comparable to basic CDR tasted 30 minutes ago here, which costs almost the same. 

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