La Forge Gérard Bertrand Corbières-Boutenac AOP 2020
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La Forge is a red cuvée from the Gérard Bertrand estate, produced in Corbières-Boutenac AOP (Languedoc-Roussillon) from old vines farmed biodynamically and Demeter certified. The 2020 vintage stands out for its dark color, toasted and spicy notes, and supple tannins, in the structured style typical of this Mediterranean cru.
Who produces La Forge Gérard Bertrand Corbières-Boutenac AOP 2020?
Gérard Bertrand is an estate in Languedoc-Roussillon that has long been committed to biodynamic viticulture. The La Forge cuvée, Demeter certified, comes from old vines planted in the heart of the Corbières-Boutenac terroir, whose name recalls the small plot at the origin of this cuvée.
On what terroir is La Forge Gérard Bertrand Corbières-Boutenac AOP 2020 produced?
Corbières-Boutenac AOP is the only cru recognized within the Corbières appellation, distinguished since 2005 for the quality of its red wines. The area, located in the heart of Languedoc-Roussillon, benefits from a marked Mediterranean climate and varied soils combining rounded pebbles, clay-limestone, and schist, conducive to low-yielding vines and concentrated grapes.
What is the tasting profile of La Forge Gérard Bertrand Corbières-Boutenac AOP 2020?
La Forge Gérard Bertrand Corbières-Boutenac AOP 2020 presents a dark and deep color. The nose develops notes of toast, spices, and cloves. The palate, full and generous, reveals aromas of jammy red fruits carried by soft tannins and a persistent spicy finish.
What dishes pair with La Forge Gérard Bertrand Corbières-Boutenac AOP 2020?
This red wine from Corbières-Boutenac pairs with rack of lamb, grilled meat, or Mediterranean cuisine dishes, highlighting their bold flavors and spices.
At what temperature should La Forge Gérard Bertrand Corbières-Boutenac AOP 2020 be served?
A red wine of this profile is generally served around 16-18°C. Corbières-Boutenac wines, structured and concentrated, generally have aging potential of several years, allowing the tannins to soften and evolved aromas to develop.