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Vergelegen Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot
Vergelegen
Vergelegen Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot
2009
Red, Blend
ORIGIN Sourced from north and north-westerly vineyards at Vergelegen, Somerset... Read more
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 GAYDA chose the Grenache varietal considering that it was the oldest grape in the Languedoc for his FLYING SOLO brand. It is also the most important and most cultivated varietal in the region at the time when Antoine de Saint-Exupéry was flying the Languedoc to deliver mail to England and South America.
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Gayda Grenache
Gayda Grenache
France
Region : France
Producer : Domaine Gayda
Color :
Vintage : 2009
Format :
Alcohol content : 14.41
Varietal : Grenache
Tasting :
Displays an explosive red fruit profile with moderate grippy tannins, surprising acidity and an elegance and impressive longevity on the finish. This is a serious Grenache, with a purity of fruit and concentration. Shows real richness and depth whilst keeping the lively fruit expression synonymous with this varietal.

pH : 3.58
Residual Sugar: 1.7 g/L

“Very dark crimson, sweet. Much cooler than Châteauneuf - a cool rendition. Without the weight of Southern Rhône” Jancis Robinson 16 /20
Description :
Domaine Gayda has captured the Spirit of the Languedoc in this wine. A wine made
from the heart with creativity and respect of our natural environment, bringing
together tradition and innovation. This wine represents the diversity of our
magnificent region blessed with an incredible variety of soils and climates that gives
some of the most exciting wines in the world.

Cold soak for one week – Fermentation at 20°C – Pressing before the end of fermentation to maximise the fruit profile and more roundness.

Ageing :
In tank and on lees to maintain the fruit and to give more smoothness.
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Anecdote
Anthony Record and Tim Ford joined forces with Vincent Chansault to form the very concept of Domaine Gayda in 2003. After the winery was built, we had the first vintage in 2004. Although inspired from various business models in South Africa, Domaine Gayda remains firmly planted in the Old World of wines.
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