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Clos des Truffiers
2020 Coteaux du Languedoc - 75cl - 14.5%
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Languedoc Confined truffle is located on the heights of the village of St Pargoire in Herault.
These Syrah established in 1961 by Max Paux John's father is the oldest of the Languedoc.
The ending looks at the sea, the initial planting was to feature a truffle oak planted every 10 strains.
Profil
Bodied red wine
Grape varieties
Syrah
Black Grenache
Perfect pairing
Red meat
To be consumed
Childcare potential of 8 years and over
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Tasting notes :
An intense ruby red colour.
The nose combines aromas of black raspberry, blackberry liqueur, minerals, violet and espresso with captivating woody notes.
This velvety, enveloping and voluptuous wine spreads across the palate, coating even the most hard-to-reach corners.
Power and elegance.
Food and wine pairings :
Tournedos Rossini.
Woodcock tied with string, served with toast soaked in the cooking juices.
Presentation :
Le Clos des Truffiers is situated on the heights of the commune of Saint Pargoire in the Hérault.
These Syrah vines, planted in 1961 by Max Paux, Jean’s father, are the oldest in the Languedoc.
The vineyard overlooks the sea; a distinctive feature of the original planting was a truffle oak planted every 10 vines.
This unique feature imparts truffle aromas.
This is why certain Michelin-starred chefs compete to come up with creative dishes featuring this wine.
Terroir and vinification :
Clay-limestone soils, very stony.
Hand-harvested with grape-by-grape sorting at optimal ripeness.
Total destemming.
Long vatting in new truncated-cone vats.
Aged for two years in new barrels.
Fruity
Roundness
Power
Wooded
General information
Brand : Château La Négly
Reference : negly-clos-des-truffiers
Appellation : Coteaux du Languedoc
Type of agriculture : conventional agriculture
Color : Red wine
Profil : Bodied red wine
Conservation : Childcare potential of 8 years and over
Grape varieties : Syrah, Black Grenache
Region : Languedoc wine
Village : Saint-Pargoire
Country : France
Raspberry, blackberry, violet, mocha. A voluptuous wine with excellent ageing potential.
The other vintages of:
Situé face à la Méditerranée, sur les falaises abruptes du massif de La Clape (AOP Languedoc), le Château La Négly incarne l'excellence viticole du Sud de la France. Sous la direction de la famille Paux-Rosset, le domaine est devenu une référence mondiale, régulièrement saluée par les critiques internationaux les plus prestigieux.
La force de La Négly réside dans sa situation géographique exceptionnelle. Le vignoble bénéficie d'un microclimat unique :
Au Château La Négly, la quête de la qualité est obsessionnelle. Chaque étape est pensée pour respecter le fruit :
Le domaine propose une gamme allant de la gourmandise au vin de garde absolu :
Le Château La Négly, c'est la rencontre entre la force brute du Languedoc et le raffinement d'un Grand Cru. C'est un domaine incontournable pour les amateurs de vins solaires, denses et élégants.
Beautiful, bright, golden robe. Apricot dominates, accompanied by notes of Comice pear. On the palate, the fruit is both fresh and tender, with a supple, melting text...
A nose of black raspberry, blackberry liqueur, minerals, violet and coffee. A smooth and voluptuous wine that is necessary to decant before serving.
We appreciate this wine for the fruitiness and freshness of its fragrance and for its "crisp" in the mouth making it a fun wine.
This wine is characterized by finesse and complexity of aromas, the elegance and the power structure in the mouth. A food wine it is advisable to decant before serving.
Languedoc Confined truffle is located on the heights of the village of St Pargoire in Herault.
These Syrah established in 1961 by Max Paux John's father is the oldest of the Languedoc.
The ending looks at the sea, the initial planting was to feature a truffle oak planted every 10 strains.
