How should I store La Grande Rue 'Monopole' to preserve its quality?

Appearance: Deep red with slight violet reflections.
Nose: Complex aromas of red fruits, cherries, strawberries, with spicy and floral notes.
Palate: Elegant, structured, with fine tannins, a bright freshness, and a long aromatic finish.

To preserve the exceptional quality of La Grande Rue 'Monopole', store the bottle in a cool, dark place with a stable temperature around 12-15°C and humidity of about 70%. Keep it lying on its side to maintain cork moisture and avoid exposure to vibrations or strong odors.

What foods pair best with La Grande Rue 'Monopole' Grand Cru?

La Grande Rue 'Monopole' pairs beautifully with rich dishes such as game meats, slow-cooked poultry, and aged cheeses like Comté or Époisses. These pairings highlight the wine's elegant tannins and complex fruity flavors.

What are the main tasting characteristics of La Grande Rue 'Monopole'?

This wine offers a deep red color with violet hues and a complex nose featuring red fruits like cherries and strawberries, combined with spicy and floral notes. On the palate, it is elegant and structured, with fine tannins, bright freshness, and a long aromatic finish.

How long can La Grande Rue 'Monopole' be aged, and how does it evolve over time?

La Grande Rue 'Monopole' can be aged for 10 to 15 years. Over time, it develops greater aromatic complexity and finesse, with its tannic structure becoming more integrated and its fresh fruit notes evolving into richer, more refined layers.

What is the ideal serving temperature and preparation for La Grande Rue 'Monopole'?

Serve La Grande Rue 'Monopole' between 16 and 18°C. For optimal enjoyment, decant the wine for about 30 minutes before serving to allow its complex aromas and flavors to fully express.