Château Bouscassé Madiran 2016
Château Bouscassé is a red wine blend of Tannat, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc grapes all picked by hand and de-stemmed. Cuvaison last 4 weeks and then the wine is aged in 30% new oak barrels on its lees for 14 months. A wine that displays harmony and power, a delicate fruitiness with aromas of blackberries and well-integrated tannins, full-bodied on the palate. Bouscassé is a wine that stays young for a long time, and with bottle age it evolves adding all the delicacy, subtlety and complexity of a vin de garde. Perfect with red meats, duck breast and confit as well as spicy dishes.
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The Producer Château Bouscassé | Madiran
Alain Brumont is a pioneer and visionary and over the last thirty years has single handedly put Madiran on the fine wine map. From simple Vins de Pays to his single estate wines at Bouscassé and Montus, he makes...
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The Primary Grape Wine By Grape Variety | Tannat
Tannat is a red wine grape variety best known as the dominant grape variety in Madiran, Southwest France's most famous red wine. The grape probably originated in the Basque country and almost certainly derives its French name from its high...