Retour Famille Perrin - Châteauneuf-du-Pape - Les Sinards - Rouge - 2020
COUNTRY/REGION: Rhône Valley
DESIGNATION: AOP Châteauneuf-du-Pape
COLOR: Red
VINTAGE: 2020
GRAPE VARIETY: Grenache, Mourvèdre, Syrah
ALCOHOL: 14.5 vol.
CONTENT: 75 cl
The tasting
Color Intense and brilliant red.
Nose Greedy aromas of black fruits mixed with notes of thyme and laurel.
Palate Fresh and sapid, let yourself be seduced by this pleasant and tasty wine.
The sommelier's advice
Temperature To be served slightly chilled between 15 and 17°C.
Food Hare à la royale, game, shoulder of lamb, oxtail stew with red wine.
Cellar ageing From now until 2037
The estate and the wine
The estate and the wine A major figure in the Southern Rhône Valley, the Perrin family has made Château Beaucastel the emblem of Châteauneuf-du-Pape and one of the most innovative and brilliant properties in the appellation. 

In this leading appellation, the symbol of its success, its talent is exercised in all its dimensions through an impeccable range of wines, all of which bear the mark of its intransigence and its "touch".
Wine With a beautiful freshness, the 2020 Red Châteauneuf-du-Pape Les Sinards delivers itself around notes of black fruits, thyme and laurel, with an extremely pleasant southern character. The digestible, sapid and fresh palate is just as convincing. A very nice bottle to keep, to be reserved for a veal chop or duck aiguillettes for example. Rated 92/100 by the Committee.
Vinification Hand harvested by grape variety. Vinification of part of the Syrah in whole bunches, the other part, the Grenache and Mourvèdre de-stemmed. Fermentation in truncated wooden vats for the Mourvèdre and Syrah and in traditional concrete and enamelled stoneware vats for the Grenache. Blending of the different grape varieties. Aged in tuns for 2 years.
Wine made from young vines of Beaucastel and from vines in farming. Terroir composed of Miocene marine molasse covered by alpine diluvium (rolled pebbles). A parcel located on urgonian limestone.
AWARDS
AWARDS Wine rated 92/100 by our committee.