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Château Signac - Côtes du Rhône Villages - Kosher
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Price
€28.80 ex. VAT
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- Kosher
Tasting notes
A harmonious blend of red and dark fruits, with a soft, round mouthfeel. It features flavours of black cherry, plum, and spices, balanced by smooth tannins. The finish is long and pleasant, with a slight peppery finish.
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Provenance
- Type
- Red
- Producer
- Château Signac
- Country
- France
- Appellation
- Côtes du Rhône Villages
- Region
- Rhone
Technical
- Vintage
- 2022
- ABV
- 13.5%
- Size
- 75cl
- Ageing
- Serving
- 16° - 18° C
- Drinking window
Key characteristics
About this wine
Château Signac produces a distinctive Côtes du Rhône Villages red that exemplifies the elegance of France's southern Rhône region. Crafted from a blend of Syrah and Grenache, the classic grape varieties of the area, this wine showcases the balance and finesse that define the appellation's best expressions. The Syrah contributes structure and peppery notes, while Grenache adds red fruit character and approachability, creating a rounded wine with soft tannins.
Situated in one of France's most celebrated wine regions, Château Signac benefits from the Rhône Valley's ideal terroir: warm Mediterranean influences, cooling northern winds, and well-draining soils that produce wines of remarkable character. This kosher-certified offering maintains the winemaking integrity expected by discerning collectors and fine dining establishments alike, at 13.5% ABV.
A versatile companion to a range of cuisines, this Côtes du Rhône Villages pairs beautifully with roasted meats, Mediterranean herbs, aged cheeses, and hearty preparations. It's an ideal selection for villa cellars, yacht provisions, and chalet entertaining where quality and reliability matter.
Behind the bottle
Region
Rhone
Wine has been produced in the Rhône Valley for over 500 years, with some of its vineyards being amongst the oldest in France. Syrah rules over the south with a mix of Mediterranean grapes, while in the north, the two stars are…
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