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Domaine Charvin
Domaine Charvin Cotes du Rhone 2021
What it tastes like.
β81% Grenache (av age 40 yrs in 2012, youngest 2004, 1992, oldest 1920s), 7.5% Syrah (1985), 7.5% MourvΓ¨dre (1985, a recently rented plot), 5% Carignan (1950s) ... from near Maucoil, Quartier Champovin, Boislauzon, sandy, clay-limestone, some galet stones soils, light crush, whole bunch 15-20 day fermentation, daily pumping overs, press wine added, concrete vat raised 18 months, fined, unfiltered, up to 50,000 b.
(vat)Β medium depth red; the nose gives a happy twinning of mulberry and raspberry fruit, with an appealing floral-pot-pourri under tone that brings grace. This is ChΓ’teauneuf bearing its true finesse. The palate concords with that, is harmonious and well rounded, carries a neat freshness with garrigue herbs on the second half. The purity of the gently perfumed fruit is very appealing. It has the feel of soils with sand present, just a thought. From 2025, decant. 2046-48 Oct 2022βΒ 4(+1) stars, John Livingstone-Learmonth, drinkrhone.com, October 2022.
Where it is from.
Specs and numbers.
How it gets to you.
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Can I mix this into a six-pack?
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About Domaine Charvin.
How to pour it.
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Temperature
16β18Β°C Β· cellar temperature, never warm
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