• Domaine D'Ouréa Cotes Du Rhône Rouge - Curated Wines
  • Domaine D'Ouréa Cotes Du Rhône Rouge - Curated Wines
  • Domaine D'Ouréa Cotes Du Rhône Rouge - Curated Wines

Domaine D'Ouréa Cotes Du Rhône Rouge

The soul of the Rhône Valley, a critically celebrated wine of remarkable depth

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Region : Rhone, France

Product Type : Cinsault, Grenache, Mourvèdre, Syrah/Shiraz

Vintage: 2020
Wine details

12% ABV - 750 ml - Tuscany IGT

Sustainability

Rhone, France uses cover crops and organic compost to enrich estate soils.

Tasting notes

Rich dark fruit, earthy undertones, firm tannins and a long finish.

Serving temperature

Serve at 16-18°C

Food pairings

Roast chicken, mushroom risotto, hard cheeses; Asian pairings: Peking Duck, Mapo Tofu.

Awards & recognition

Wine Spectator 91 pts; Robert Parker 89 pts.

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Our Côtes du Rhône is the marriage of affection of the young vines associated with a generous vitality that reveals aromas of Grenache and Cinsault freshly picked supported by the rasp of Mourvèdre.

The Ourea estate is a young estate located on Vacqueras in the Southern Rhone region of France and led by the young and talented Adrien Roustan. The field of Ourea produces Vacqueras red and white on 9 hectares, as well as gigondas on 4.5 hectares. The Ourea area has a magnificent terroir in altitude, between 400 and 550m, which allows the wines to keep more freshness than the majority of the wines of the same appellations. Moreover, Andrien tries to harvest ripe but not too much, to benefit from a maximum of fruit in bottle while keeping digestible wines. A Burgundy approach in the Rhone Valley.