Pinot Noir Domaine Serge Laloue Côtes de la Charité IGP 2025

€19,60

Pinot Noir Domaine Serge Laloue Côtes de la Charité IGP 2025

€19,60

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Pinot Noir Domaine Serge Laloue Côtes de la Charité IGP 2025

A red wine from the Loire produced by Domaine Serge Laloue, this 2025 vintage Pinot Noir from the Côtes de la Charité IGP combines red fruit and spicy notes. A well-structured red wine with balanced tannins, ideal for everyday enjoyment.

Who produces Pinot Noir Domaine Serge Laloue Côtes de la Charité IGP 2025?

Domaine Serge Laloue produces this Pinot Noir from the Côtes de la Charité IGP, an appellation in the Loire region. The estate works with Pinot Noir, the Loire Valley's iconic red grape, to produce a wine intended for regular, convivial consumption.

What terroir is Pinot Noir Domaine Serge Laloue Côtes de la Charité IGP 2025 produced on?

The Côtes de la Charité IGP is located in the Loire vineyards, where clay-limestone soils and a continental climate tempered by the Loire favor the ripening of Pinot Noir. This delicate, terroir-sensitive grape generally produces light red wines with pronounced freshness, typical of the valley's IGP wines.

What is the tasting profile of Pinot Noir Domaine Serge Laloue Côtes de la Charité IGP 2025?

This 2025 Pinot Noir offers pronounced red fruit aromas with a hint of spice. Its structure remains balanced and free from excessive tannins, making it an easy-drinking red in the tradition of Loire Pinot Noirs prized for their drinkability.

What dishes pair well with Pinot Noir Domaine Serge Laloue Côtes de la Charité IGP 2025?

This red wine is ideal for simple, convivial occasions with friends or family. It pairs well with charcuterie, grilled white meats, or everyday dishes, reflecting the convivial spirit of Loire Pinot Noirs.

At what temperature should Pinot Noir Domaine Serge Laloue Côtes de la Charité IGP 2025 be served?

Like most light Loire Pinot Noirs, this wine should be served at around 14–16°C. Its fruity profile and supple structure make it best enjoyed in its youth, with no need for extended aging.

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