Grande Réserve des Challières
‘Challières’ refers to the old white stone walls from the Mont Ventoux Massif.
The south-facing slopes of Mont Ventoux in the Vaucluse, which rises to 1,912 meters covering almost 6,700 hectares. The terroir is made of Limestone and marly scree.
Grenache noir and Syrah.
Visual: Deep red in colour.
Nose: Soft floral and a hint of freshly churned butter.
Palate: Flavours of black fruit are discernible from the start. Full-bodied tannic structure enhanced by lovely hints of spice and impressive length.
Serve at 17°C with all types of red and white meats, preferably grilled. Also pairs well with cheeses such as abondance.