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Hedges C.M.S. 2020

Red wine

| 750 ml

| United States

Washington

90 % of 100

| 6 reviews Add Your Review

$23.35

Detailed info

After starting out in an export company, Tom Hedges from Washington State and wife Anne-Marie from Champagne turned to producing – with their children Sarah and Christophe – highly praised wines. Grown in a region with less than 200 ml of rain per year with high day/night temperature contrasts, the Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah vines reveal a personality of black fruits, licorice, violet and cocoa.

Country United States
Region Washington
Designation of origin Columbia Valley
Regulated Designation American Viticultural Areas (AVA)
Grape varieties Merlot 69 %, Cabernet sauvignon 20 %, Syrah 11 %
Degree of alcohol 13.5 %
Sugar content 1.7 g/L
Color Red
Size 750 ml
Producer Hedges Family Estate
Promoting agent Divin Paradis Inc.
SAQ code 10354478
UPC code 00853096008005

Tasting

Vintage tasted 2019
Aromas black fruit, cocoa, licorice, violet

Acidity present
Sweetness dry
Body full-bodied
Mouthfeel generous
Wood balanced

Serving temperature From 15°C to 17°C

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Grilled beef tenderloin with chilean pebre sauce

Preparation 30 min

Cooking time 18 min
Rack of lamb à la provençale

Preparation 10 min

Cooking time 17 min
Tourtière (meat pie) from Lac Saint-Jean

Preparation 8 h 30 min

Cooking time 4 h

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L'Ancienne-Lorette - Aut. Duplessis

August 19, 2023

(Automatically translated) Very good wine from the north of the west coast of the United States. Its majority blend in Merlot transmits complexity, depth and flexibility. A wine capable of supporting red meats but which can very easily stand on its own.

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