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Taste tag : Fruity and medium-bodied
Canet Valette Saint-Chinian Antonyme
Canet Valette Saint-Chinian Antonyme

Canet Valette Saint-Chinian Antonyme 2024

Red wine
| 750 ml
| France
Languedoc-Roussillon
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73 % of 100
$20.90

$20.90
Special feature : Natural Special feature : Organic product

Detailed info

  • Country France
  • Region Languedoc-Roussillon
  • Designation of origin Saint-Chinian
  • Regulated Designation (AOC/AOP) Appellation origine controlée/protégée
  • Grape varieties Cinsault 50 %, Mourvèdre 50 %
  • Degree of alcohol 13 %
  • Sugar content 2 g/L
  • Color Red
  • Special feature Natural, Organic product
  • Size 750 ml
  • Producer SARL Valette
  • Promoting agent Sélections Le Maitre de Chai Inc
  • SAQ code 11013317
  • UPC code 08026080001265

Tasting

  • Vintage tasted 2023
  • Aromas animal notes, floral notes, scrubland, spice, wild fruit
  • Acidity present
  • Sweetness dry
  • Body medium-bodied
  • Mouthfeel generous
  • Wood none
  • Serving temperature From 15°C to 17°C

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  1. Pork tenderloin stuffed with apples and old cheddar
    Preparation 15 min
    Cooking time 10 min
  2. Le Ballot
    Preparation 5 min
    Cooking time None
  3. Vegetable tajine
    Preparation 25 min
    Cooking time 25 min

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of Jean-Pierre E.
Roberval
January 17, 2025
(Automatically translated) A wine full of freshness; Ideal for small bites. A silky wine with aromas of red fruits. The producer calls it his "bojo" and indeed it looks like it, even if it's a Saint-Chinian.
of Patrick D.
Brossard - Taschereau/Pelletier
September 30, 2024
(Automatically translated) A well-balanced wine that I often recommend to accompany a variety of meals. From chicken to rarer meats, it knows how to find its place to enhance and develop the aromas of your dish.
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