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WE LOVE IT BECAUSE:

Very refreshing on the palate. Cherry in color with notes of pomegranate, fresh strawberry, and a lingering minerality.

This wine is made in a partnership between vignerons, Sebastien Calduch and Jeff Carrel, Domaine d’Ansignan is estate grown wine from three distinct parcels high in the Pyrenees Mountains, at the very end of Occitania. A natural wine with minimal intervention in the cellar, vinified with natural yeasts.

Our dear friend Jeff Carrel makes an elaborate range of wines, we're perhaps most fond of some of his more unusual bottlings. One of his goals is to revive grape-growing culture in some of the more remote areas of the south of France. He's planting unique varieties of grapes and encouraging young people to return to the area to farm the vines.

The Languedoc region spans all the way from the Mediterranean coast to the Rhone Valley. The warm climate produces a wide variety of warm climate wines. Today the Languedoc is one of the fastest growing categories and can be recognized for it's remarkable value.

JEFF CARREL PETITES GRAPPES

SKU: 848325
Regular price $26.85
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COUNTRY: France

REGION: Languedoc

VARIETAL: Red Blend

VINTAGE: 2021

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FORMAT: 750 ML

SUB REGION: Cotes Du Roussillon

WE LOVE IT BECAUSE:

Very refreshing on the palate. Cherry in color with notes of pomegranate, fresh strawberry, and a lingering minerality.

This wine is made in a partnership between vignerons, Sebastien Calduch and Jeff Carrel, Domaine d’Ansignan is estate grown wine from three distinct parcels high in the Pyrenees Mountains, at the very end of Occitania. A natural wine with minimal intervention in the cellar, vinified with natural yeasts.

Our dear friend Jeff Carrel makes an elaborate range of wines, we're perhaps most fond of some of his more unusual bottlings. One of his goals is to revive grape-growing culture in some of the more remote areas of the south of France. He's planting unique varieties of grapes and encouraging young people to return to the area to farm the vines.

The Languedoc region spans all the way from the Mediterranean coast to the Rhone Valley. The warm climate produces a wide variety of warm climate wines. Today the Languedoc is one of the fastest growing categories and can be recognized for it's remarkable value.