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Chateau de la Gardine, Rasteau 2022

750 ml grapes not stated France 2022

Chateau de la Gardine, Rasteau 2022 is a dry, full-bodied red (France), in the rich, smooth reds style. Tannins are moderate and acidity moderate; oak influence is little. Good with barbecue, steak, cheese board, venison. Organic farming is mentioned by the merchant. Cheapest offer £22.96 at Slurp.

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Taste profile
inferred · confidence 0.4
sweetness
1 / 5
dry
colour default
body
4 / 5
full
Rasteau rule
tannin
3 / 5
moderate
Rasteau rule
acidity
3 / 5
moderate
colour default
oak
2 / 5
little
colour default
Estimates by WineGenie, not the merchant's or a critic's words. Built from the grape's typical profile, the appellation, terms in the name and the merchant's description. How this works.
Facts
Style
Rich, smooth reds
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Colour
Red
merchant feed
Grapes
not stated
ABV
not stated by merchant
Farming
organic
merchant description
Vegan
not stated
Critic score
none
merchant feed
Drinking window
not stated
Decant
not stated
Food
inferred from grape and style
Occasions
dinner party · steak night
inferred
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Merchant's description

'The winemaking tradition of the Brunel family goes back to the 17th century. Gaston Brunel, a famous négociant, acquired the Château de la Gardine in Châteauneuf du Pape in 1945. The estate is now run by his two sons Patrick and Maxime, their wives Eve and Maryse, three of his grandchildren Marie-Odile, Philippe and Laure and two of his great-grandchildren Guillaume and Thibault. The estate spreads over 52 ha of vineyards (48 ha of red and 4 ha of white) and 20 ha of forests, all gathered around the property. The domaine is famous for the quality of their wines and for the iconic Gardine bottle. Château de la Gardine have always been very respectful of the planet. They have long used organic fertilizer, encouraged biodiversity (20 ha of forest, apicultural set-aside areas, insect houses) and use controlled weeding.'

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