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Danjou-Banessy Les Myrs
2019 Catalan coasts
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This wine has a nose of fresh fruit with hints of smoke, flint, blueberry and spice.
Concentrated, straight and taut on the palate.
Profil
Powerful and complex red wine
Grape varieties
Carignan
Perfect pairing
Red meat
To be consumed
Childcare potential of 8 years and over
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Tasting notes :
This wine has a nose of fresh fruit aromas with hints of smoke, flint, blueberry and spice.
Concentrated, straight and taut on the palate.
An elegant wine with great finesse, which requires some time to open.
Food and wine pairing :
Moroccan-style pigeon pastilla.
Duck stew with carrots.
Fruity
Roundness
Power
Wooded
General information
Brand :
Reference : Danjou-Banessy-Myrs
Appellation : Catalan coasts
Label : Demeter
Type of agriculture : biodynamic agriculture
Color : Red wine
Profil : Powerful and complex red wine
Conservation : Childcare potential of 8 years and over
Grape varieties : Carignan
Region : Roussillon wine
Country : France
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