Parcé Frères

Le Petit Verdot des frangins Parcé 2021

Pays d'Oc | Red | 2021

Parcé Frères

Le Petit Verdot des frangins Parcé 2021

Pays d'Oc | Red | 2021

This wine, made from young vines planted on the clay-limestone marl soils of Minervois, is the result of traditional winemaking. The hand-harvested grapes undergo controlled fermentation at 25°C and meticulous maceration for fifteen days, guaranteeing optimal extraction.

Regular price 9,50€

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Within 14 days

Customer service response

Within 2 business hours

Country of origin, France

Region , Roussillon

Appellation, Pays d'Oc

Grape variety(s), Petit Verdot

Certification,

Sweetness,

Winemaking, Aged in stainless steel tanks

Soil Type , Chalky

Alcohol content, 14.0 %

Regular price 9,50€
Le Petit Verdot des frangins Parcé 2021
9,50 €

How to appreciate this wine?

Food and wine pairing tips
  • Cuisine méditerranéenne
Service tips

Serve at 16° to 18°

Guarding potential

5 to 10 years

Our opinion on the vintage

The Petit Verdot in this cuvée delights with its intense purple hue, offering a rich nose that blends blackberry and black cherry with a subtle hint of menthol and pepper. On the palate, it seduces with its fullness and harmoniously luscious texture, revealing intense dark fruitiness married to elegant freshness. A fine acidity enhances the whole, extending it into a persistent finish marked by touches of menthol and pepper. This wine delivers an invigorating and nuanced tasting experience, ideal for those seeking a balance between richness and freshness.

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Parcé Frères

Loire | France

The Parcé brothers have crafted a unique vision of Banyuls and Collioure, where Grenache reigns supreme on steep terraces. Their dry reds are distinguished by a structured approach, dense yet never heavy fruit, and a touch of iodine from the nearby sea. In their naturally sweet wines, masterful aging techniques result in ample textures without heaviness. The viticulture, practiced on demanding slopes, creates a distinct relief and a surprising verticality for the region. Each cuvée offers a precise interpretation of this mineral and luminous landscape.