Appassimento, ie the drying of grapes before fermentation, is the trend for Italian red wines. This method of concentration has also been taken up by Paul Mas in France, who produces a highly concentrated red from grapes of the variety Marselan, called Rouge Souplesse in the series AllNatt, which sets standards in terms of concentration / price. Soft and fruity is its character, the aging in oak barrels gives it additional noblesse and aroma. Incidentally, Marsellan is a cross between Grenache and Cabernet Sauvignon, which originated in Montpellier in the early 1960s. It produces dark-colored, full-bodied red wines with soft tannins, which has a good aging potential.
Drink: | now until 2025 |
Analysis: | 14.5% alc. vol., 2.0 g/l residual sugar |
Wine maturing: | in barriques |
Grape variety | Marselan |
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Closure: | natural cork |
Wine type: | dry red wine |
Bottled by: Château Paul Mas - FR-34120 Pezenas - FRANCE
Product from France - contains sulphites