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Yannick Amirault Cote 50 Bourgueil 2022

Red wine

| 750 ml

| France

Vallée de la Loire

66 % of 100

| 10 reviews Add Your Review

$26.85

Detailed info

Yannick Amirault was just 22 when he took over his grandfather's vineyard in 1977. Today, with the help of hisson, he still makes this cuvée, their flagship wine, with exceeding care.

Country France
Region Vallée de la Loire, Touraine
Designation of origin Bourgueil
Regulated Designation (AOC/AOP) Appellation origine controlée/protégée
Grape variety Cabernet franc 100 %
Degree of alcohol 13 %
Sugar content 1.6 g/L
Color Red
Special feature Natural, Organic product
Size 750 ml
Producer Yannick et Nicole Amirault
Promoting agent Sélections Le Maitre de Chai Inc
SAQ code 10522401
UPC code 00085339001102

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Les meilleurs vins de France de La Revue du Vin de France

Tasting

Vintage tasted 2022
Aromas mineral notes, red berries, red pepper, vegetable notes

Acidity present
Sweetness dry
Body medium-bodied
Mouthfeel generous
Wood none

Serving temperature From 14°C to 16°C

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Jambalaya

Preparation 20 min

Cooking time 50 min
Mini lasagna cups

Preparation 20 min

Cooking time 45 min
Warm twice-roasted carrot salad

Preparation 15 min

Cooking time 50 min

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Le Grand Marché

February 21, 2023

(Automatically translated) We tasted it fresh to bring out its fruity side. It was a great idea! I liked the taste of very ripe raspberry and I detected a little anise. I would recommend it without hesitation with a small fennel sausage and a good old cheese. Enjoy your meal!

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