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Minervois "La Nine"
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Minervois "La Nine" 2023

Languedoc
Wine
Domaine Jean-Baptiste Senat
€39.00
/ 150 cl : Magnum
Minervois "La Ciaude"

Minervois "La Ciaude" 2024

Languedoc
Wine
Domaine Anne Gros & J-Paul Tollot
€23.50
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which estates are represented in this Minervois selection?

The selection features two estates: Gros & Tollot, with 11 listings, and Jean-Baptiste Senat, with 6 listings. All the wines featured are red wines from Languedoc under the Minervois appellation.

Which grape varieties can you explore among these Minervois wines?

The selection includes wines listed as Carignan or Syrah, as well as several blends, including Grenache–Syrah–Carignan and Grenache–Carignan–Mourvèdre. Some listings also include Cinsault, offering the chance to explore different combinations within the same appellation.

Which Jean-Baptiste Senat cuvées offer an introduction to the estate’s work in Minervois?

“Arbalète and Coquelicots” and “La Nine” are presented in the 2023 vintage, while “Mais Où Est Donc Ornicar” is listed in 2022 and “Le Bois des Merveilles” in 2021. These four cuvées offer an introduction to the estate, although the information provided does not allow them to be ranked by body or suppleness.

Which Gros & Tollot cuvées should you bring together for a tasting focused on the 2021 vintage?

“L’O de la Vie,” “La Ciaude,” and “Les Carretals” are all presented in the 2021 vintage, in 75 cl bottles. Bringing them together lets you focus the tasting on three cuvées from the same estate and vintage.

Which Minervois formats should you choose for a tasting with several people?

The selection includes 15 listings in 75 cl bottles and 2 in 150 cl magnums. To bring together several cuvées, the bottle format makes it possible to vary the wines; to share the same wine, a magnum holds the equivalent of two bottles.