Domaine de La Grange aux Belles

Bloody 2023

Anjou | Red | 2023

Domaine de La Grange aux Belles

Bloody 2023

Anjou | Rouge | 2023

Fermented with native yeasts, this 100% Grolleau—from a vineyard planted in 1936—stands out for its color, which ranges from purple to garnet. Its structure offers a round, velvety palate, characterized by a full-bodied, smooth texture with hints of minerality. The finish is firm, with a chalky texture and aromas of fresh raspberry and cherry, enhanced by floral and spicy notes. This wine is produced using environmentally friendly practices.

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Country of originFrance
RegionLoire
AppellationAnjou
Grape variety(ies)Grolleau
CertificationOrganic
WinemakingAged in stainless steel tanks
Soil typeChalky
Regular price 16,90€
Bloody 2023
16,90 €

How to enjoy this wine?

Cuvée Profile

Round | Mineral

Serving Recommendations

Serve at 14° to 16°C

Aging Potential

5 to 10 years

Our Review of the Cuvée

This wine reveals a superb bouquet where blackberry and candied raspberry blend with the delicacy of peony and a subtle note of incense. On the palate, it unfolds with elegance, offering a round, full-bodied, almost velvety sensation. Its minerality lends the wine a captivating, pure, and intense smoothness. The finish, more assertive, surprises with its chalky texture, evoking fresh fruit and spicy notes. A wine that invites you to savor every nuance with delight.

Domaine de La Grange aux Belles

Domaine de La Grange aux Belles

Loire | France

In Anjou, Domaine de La Grange aux Belles offers a deliberately free-spirited and unconventional take on the Loire Valley’s grape varieties. Here, Cabernet Franc is crafted to be crisp and supple, emphasizing fruit expression over structure. Grolleau, a variety long marginalized, is vinified in a straightforward manner, highlighting its natural lightness. Chenin can express itself in profiles that are more tender than sharp, depending on the cuvée and the balance sought.

The winemaking process follows a natural approach, with limited but always controlled interventions, in order to preserve the wines’ precision and clarity. Extraction is kept moderate, and aging is subtle, resulting in fluid textures and supple balance.

The wines stand out for their approachability and drinkability, with profiles that glide across the palate and prioritize immediate enjoyment without sacrificing balance. The estate’s entire portfolio offers a