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Vynas, turintis didingą plotį ir gylį, kilęs iš istorinės ir geologinės dvaro širdies: Rouanne et les Crottes 2,1 hektaro 50+ amžiaus vynuogyno, augančio Rouanne kalvos viduryje. Panašiai kaip ir kituose kalvotuose vyno regionuose, pavyzdžiui, Burgundija, kalvos centras yra laikomas kokybės „Šventuoju Graliu“ dėl puikiai subalansuoto dirvožemio drenažo ir idealaus saulės poveikio – ši dinamika puikiai realizuojama Rouanne et les Crottes.
Vyno fermentacija vykdyta betoninėse talpose, brandinimas didėse (600 litrų) ir mažose ąžuolo statinėse truko 12 mėn. Harmoningas prinokusių braškių, meduolių ir džiovintų žolelių balansas.
Likutinis cukraus kiekis - 1,5g/l
Rūgšties kiekis - 3,6 g/l
Teikti 16-18 °C prie ėrienos, avienos, elnienos, troškinių su grybais, patiekalų su pomidorais, brandintų sūrių.
Château de Rouanne is a historic estate with a 12th century medieval castle, situated on a classified Roman site located in the southern Rhône Valley. The name of the estate comes from "Rugius", which is said to be the name of the original Roman owner. The estate totals 72 hectares, including 62 hectares of vines. Château de Rouanne is located in the appellation of Vinsobres, which was established in 2006. The appellation is situated in the northern part of the southern Rhône. Like Gigondas, it is a relatively cool-climate region thanks in part to the “Pontias”, a cold, nocturnal wind that blows down from the Alps into the valley through the town of Nyons and into Vinsobres. Vinsobres is particularly known for producing outstanding Grenache-based wines. Château de Rouanne was purchased by Louis Barruol, owner and winemaker of Château de Saint Cosme, in May of 2019. Barruol sees enormous potential in Château de Rouanne, having worked with the previous owners for years as a source for some of his négociant wines. “It reminds me a lot of Saint Cosme when I took it over in 1992. It’s an unknown sleeping beauty waiting for a vigneron to truly love it.” The vineyard of Château de Rouanne is a unique single block, planted entirely with 50+ year old vines, which are a selection massale of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre. The ancient terroir is comprised of limestone and sandy marl soils dating back to the Pliocene epoch. Located at the bottom of the Rouanne hill, the Guérin lieu-dit delivers a distinct interpretation of the estate’s unique vineyard.
