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Orbiel & Freres Pays d'Oc Merlot 2022
Orbiel & Freres Pays d'Oc Merlot 2022 €7,20

Orbiel & Freres Pays d'Oc Merlot 2022

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From higher situated vineyards in the Languedoc
Created by Bergerac expert Hugh Ryman
Delicious with charcuterie or confit de canard
 
Description
In the west of the sun-drenched Minervois, northeast of Carcassonne, the garrigue landscape alternates with vineyards that stretch along the banks of the River Orbiel. With its diverse soil types, Mediterranean climate and elevated vineyards, Hugh Ryman found the ideal terroir for his series of Languedoc wines named after the river.

Hugh obtains the Merlot grapes from strictly selected plots with a higher location. The altitude ensures sufficient coolness in the vineyards, important for maintaining sufficient fresh acidity. Yields are deliberately kept low in order to harvest grapes with more flavor concentration.

Once in the cellar, Hugh ferments the grapes at a low temperature, so that the wine retains its fruitiness. After fermentation, he leaves the skins with the juice for an extra long time to ensure a nice deep color and some extra structure.

Thanks to this structure, the Orbiel Merlot is very tasty at the table, for example with a French classic such as confit de canard. It is also not to be missed as a drink wine with a plate of charcuterie.
Specifications
Grape variety: merlot 100%
Land: France
Wine region: Languedoc
Bottle Closure: screw cap
Alcohol: 13,50%
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