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The village and commune of Roquemaure where the wine is produced enjoy Saint Valentin’s patronage. Does this mean that our Lirac is favoured by lovers? We will leave that to you to find out. In any event, Roquemaure has a long and interesting history. It was at Roquemaure that Clement V, the first Avignon pope, died. During the Middle Ages the village was also an important river port from which barges laden with “Coste du Rhone” wines, produced in our appellations, moved up the river Rhone to the north.

Appellation: Lirac

Varieties: 80% Grenache, 10% Syrah, 5% Mourvedre, 5% Cinsault

Vineyards: Vineyard in the village of Roquemaure characterized by hillsides, with soil composed of small round stones (galets) and chalk

Farming Practice: Sustainable

Age of Vines: 40-50 year old vines

Aging: 6 months in tank

##A top-end Lirac - the nose delivers a lovely perfumed scent, with notes of sweet spice and ripe black fruits. Lithe and silky smooth, the palate is broad and rich with spicy black fruit flavours, yet refined and elegant. The perfect partner to red meats and cheeses