Mordoree Lirac Rouge Reine des Bois 2010 (Magnum)

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Product Description

Overview

Winery: Mordoree

Domaine de la Mordoree Lirac Rouge Reine des Bois is made from 40 year-old vines. 1/3 Grenache, 1/3 Mourvèdre, 1/3 Syrah.


The maturation takes place 30% in oak barrels, 30% in wooden tun and 40% in enameled steel tank.
Deep dark red color with blueish hints.
Fruity and intense aromas of dried prunes and blackberry with coffee nuances.
Melted and concentrated tannins, full bodied, very long fresh finish.

Wine Advocate October 2012, Robert Parker 95 Points

Country: France
Region: Rhone
Winery: Mordoree
Vintage: 2010
Bottle Size: 1500ml
Organic: YES

The Mordoree Estate

This is arguably the top estate in our Portfolio. Domaine de la Mordoree (woodcock), located in the town of Tavel, in the Southern Rhone Valley, is the most consistent producer of top quality wine in my entire selection. In 1986, the brothers Christophe and Fabrice Delorme decided to dedicate themselves to their passion for wine. They started their own estate with the objective to produce the best wines in each appellation while preserving the environment

The Mordoree Vineyard

The vineyard consists of 55 hectares (135 acres), on 38 different parcels, which provide with a rich, wide range of soils and climates. The soil is a mix of clay, chalk and sand with pebble stones. The improvements at the Domaine have been incredible: new pneumatic presses, new stainless steel vats, new destemmer, new vinification and aging plant, and aging in oak barrels for the top wines. All the grapes are raised by culture raisonnée which is very close to organic viticulture (intervention in the vineyard only when necessary). The yield is reduced in the vineyard by ébourgeonnage (de budding in spring) and vendanges vertes in summer (green harvesting). Oak aging for the top wines in special barrels like “jupille” for 10 months. No expense is spared at this Domaine to achieve quality.

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