Les Hauts de Janeil IGP Côtes Catalanes 2022
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2022 vintage Côtes Catalanes IGP red wine, produced by Domaine de la Préceptorie in Languedoc-Roussillon. With an alcohol content of 13%, this Roussillon wine combines red fruit and spicy notes in a balanced structure, suitable for regular consumption.
Who produces Les Hauts de Janeil IGP Côtes Catalanes 2022?
Domaine de la Préceptorie produces Les Hauts de Janeil under the Côtes Catalanes IGP, a protected geographical indication from Roussillon, in southern Languedoc-Roussillon. This wine-growing area, nestled at the foothills of the Pyrenees, benefits from a Mediterranean climate characterized by abundant sunshine and winds such as the Tramontane, which favor the ripening of red grapes.
On what terroir is Les Hauts de Janeil IGP Côtes Catalanes 2022 produced?
The Côtes Catalanes IGP covers the terroirs of the Pyrénées-Orientales department, where schist soils and rounded pebble soils predominate, naturally limiting yields. The appellation's specifications allow for a varied vineyard typical of Roussillon, notably Grenache, Syrah, Carignan, and Mourvèdre, grape varieties traditionally used for red wines in this area.
What is the tasting profile of Hauts de Janeil IGP Côtes Catalanes 2022?
This 2022 vintage red wine presents aromas of red fruit accompanied by a spicy note, with a balanced structure on the palate. It has an alcohol content of 13%, a typical level for red wines from the Côtes Catalanes IGP.
What dishes pair with Les Hauts de Janeil IGP Côtes Catalanes 2022?
Les Hauts de Janeil IGP Côtes Catalanes 2022 pairs well with everyday meals: grilled meats, charcuterie, simple stews, or pressed-curd cheeses. Its balanced structure makes it a versatile table wine.
At what temperature should Les Hauts de Janeil IGP Côtes Catalanes 2022 be served?
Serving this red wine at around 16–17°C is ideal, the usual temperature for red wines from the Côtes Catalanes IGP. Like most red IGP wines from Roussillon intended for regular consumption, it is best enjoyed within the first few years after bottling.