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Red dry
Vynas apvalus, struktūriškas, tvirtas, minkštų taninų, išryškinantis sudėtingus vaisių ir prieskonių aromatus. Derlius nuimamas tik optimaliai subrendęs, rūsyje ypač rūpinamasi vyno gaminimu, kad uogos maksimaliai išreikštų pirminio terroir kvintesenciją. Terroir sudaryta iš kalkakmenio, smiltainio, mergelio ir akmenų bei Viduržemio jūros klimato. Vynas vertinamas ir jaunas, bet rekomenduojama jį pabrandinti, tuomet įvertinsite rubino spalvą, nuspalvintą granato atspindžiais, taip pat vaisinę aromatinę puokštę, papildytą maloniai pikantiškais potėpiais.
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Rayas – Domaine des Tours is a wine estate in the Southern Rhône Valley, closely associated with the Reynaud family, one of the most influential winemaking dynasties in the region. The estate is located near Sarrians, close to Vacqueyras, and is managed by Emmanuel Reynaud, who is also responsible for the legendary Château Rayas and Château de Fonsalette.
Domaine des Tours is considered an integral part of the Reynaud universe. It reflects the same core philosophy, interpreted through the lens of the Southern Rhône and on a more accessible scale. The estate cultivates traditional regional grape varieties: ‘Grenache’, ‘Cinsault’, ‘Syrah’, ‘Counoise’, and ‘Merlot’ for red wines, as well as ‘Grenache’ and ‘Clairette’ for whites. The vineyards are planted on sandy and stony soils, which help preserve purity of fruit and balance, even in warmer vintages.
Winemaking follows principles of minimal intervention. Fermentations often occur naturally, without added yeasts, and ageing takes place in old vessels or with very restrained use of oak, in order not to obscure the character of the site. The style is not driven by power or extraction, but by texture, clarity of fruit, and harmonious structure.
While Domaine des Tours is neither as rare nor as collectible as Château Rayas, it is widely regarded as an authentic introduction to the Reynaud philosophy and their interpretation of the Southern Rhône. These are wines that combine the region’s sunlight, varietal expression, and a quiet, unforced precision—qualities for which Reynaud family wines are valued by both professionals and experienced wine lovers.
