Cellier des Princes – Cotes du Rhone, Vieilles Vignes – 2022

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Spicy and juicy plummy fruit woven with appealing warmth from the Southern Rhône.

ABV:

15%

Vintage:

2022

Size:

37.5cl (Halves), 75cl

Light Bodied

Full Bodied

Country

France

Region

Rhone

Sub-Region

Cotes du Rhone

Producer / Winery

Cellier des Princes

Grape Variety

- NA -

Style

Red Wine

Winemaker

Thierry Ferlay

Closure

Twintop

Other Classifications

Suitable for
Vegetarians

Suitable for
Vegans

Contains
Egg

Contains
Milk

Contains
Sulphites

No
Sulphites

Organic
Wine

Biodynamic
Wine

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PRODUCER NOTE:
Created in 1924, the Cellier des Princes is the only cooperative cellar in the Châteauneuf du Pape area. The wines are a product of their forward-thinking environment and show strength, power, structure and richness as a result of the hot, dry climate and chalky, pebbled soils.

VINEYARD:
Sourced from various vineyards in the Côtes du Rhône appellation, the wine reflects its origins through the terroir in which the grapes are grown. The pebbly soils produce wines of strength and full body; the warm sandy soils deliver opulence and spice; the chalky sandstone soils offer structure to the palate; and the clayey siliceous soils impart richness.

WINEMAKING:
The grapes were destemmed and fermented for six to eight days in concrete vats at controlled temperatures of between 27 to 32°C. Regular pumping over took place to aerate the wine imparting structure. Once fermentation was complete, the wine was then aged for six months in vats, resulting in a fruit driven wine.

TASTING NOTE:
Full of juicy red-berried fruit interwoven with appealing warm and savoury flavours from the Southern Rhône. Smooth and easy drinking with a supple structure, light tannins and a fruity finish.

GRAPE:
Grenache 80%, Mourvèdre 10%, Syrah 10%.

COUNTRY:
France

REGION:
Rhone

SUB-REGION:
Cotes du Rhone

PLEASE NOTE: The technical information on this wine is correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication. This information and bottle images may be subject to change according to vintage.

Description

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PRODUCER NOTE:
Created in 1924, the Cellier des Princes is the only cooperative cellar in the Châteauneuf du Pape area. The wines are a product of their forward-thinking environment and show strength, power, structure and richness as a result of the hot, dry climate and chalky, pebbled soils.

VINEYARD:
Sourced from various vineyards in the Côtes du Rhône appellation, the wine reflects its origins through the terroir in which the grapes are grown. The pebbly soils produce wines of strength and full body; the warm sandy soils deliver opulence and spice; the chalky sandstone soils offer structure to the palate; and the clayey siliceous soils impart richness.

WINEMAKING:
The grapes were destemmed and fermented for six to eight days in concrete vats at controlled temperatures of between 27 to 32°C. Regular pumping over took place to aerate the wine imparting structure. Once fermentation was complete, the wine was then aged for six months in vats, resulting in a fruit driven wine.

TASTING NOTE:
Full of juicy red-berried fruit interwoven with appealing warm and savoury flavours from the Southern Rhône. Smooth and easy drinking with a supple structure, light tannins and a fruity finish.

GRAPE:
Grenache 80%, Mourvèdre 10%, Syrah 10%.

COUNTRY:
France

REGION:
Rhone

SUB-REGION:
Cotes du Rhone

Additional information

Country

France

Winemaker

Thierry Ferlay

Region

Rhone

Sub-region

Cotes du Rhone

Producer / Winery

Cellier des Princes

Style

Red Wine

Vintage

2022

Alcohol % (ABV)

15%

Body Value (A being light-bodied, E being full-bodied)

B

Residual Sugar

2.3 g/L

Contains Sulphites

Yes

Vegetarian

Vegan

Milk

No

Eggs

No

Organic

No

Biodynamic

No

Format Available

37.5cl (Halves), 75cl

Closure

Twintop

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