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Las Trabasseres 2014 Domaine Le Roc des Anges

Las Trabasseres 2014 Domaine Le Roc des Anges

Las Trabasseres 2014

1913年の古木が彫る、片岩のかたち。

1913年に植えられたカリニャンを、ピュアな片岩土壌から。岩の中に彫刻されたようなキュヴェで、ミネラル豊かな土壌に飛び込むような感覚を味わえます。熟したブラックチェリーやプラムのコンポートに、ドライハーブやガリーグ、黒胡椒、ローリエ、リコリス、そして石墨のような香りが層を成します。フレッシュな酸が骨格を支え、抽出に頼らない繊細なスタイル。仔羊のローストや地中海風野菜のタジンと。

Item code

14R103

Producer

Le Roc des Anges

Type

Red

Region

Roussillon

Appellation

IGP Cote Catalan

Vintage

2014

Grape varieties

100% Carignan

Alcohol

13.5%

Volume

750ml

Certifications

Agriculture Biologique

Serving temperature

16–18°C

Recommended glass

Bordeaux glass (tall, generous bowl)

Tasting note

Its deep ruby red appearance is characteristic of the wine. Its clear color exudes elegance while retaining the concentrated flavor of old Grenache Noir vines. The elegant aromas that emerge from the glass are layered with ripe black cherry and plum compote, dried herbs, wild garrigue, black pepper, bay leaf, cinnamon, and licorice. The mineral-rich graphite-like aroma adds depth, a characteristic of the schist soil. The mouth is impressive for its intricate texture and precise balance. Fresh acidity supports the structure, and the energetic fruit and supple tannins are in perfect harmony. The alcohol is modest, and the style is delicate and does not rely on extraction. The finish is very long, with flavors of black fruits, spices, and minerals that quietly linger. This bottle clearly expresses Roc des Anges' philosophy of pursuing refinement and purity, and while it has the potential to age well, it is also very drinkable at the moment.

Food pairing

Roasted lamb with herb and black olive tapenade Roasted duck breast with port sauce and fig compote Mediterranean vegetable tagine with couscous

Winemaking & technical data

Soil: Black schist
Altitude of the vineyard: Approximately 250-300m
Cultivation: Biodynamic (Demeter certified)
Harvesting: Hand-picked
Brewing: Wild yeast / concrete tank fermentation
Aging: Approximately 12 months in foudres or old barrels (no new barrels)
Fining/filtration: Unfined, very lightly filtered, or unfiltered
SO₂: Add only the minimum amount necessary