Pécharmant 2020 Bergerac Chateau de Tiregand Grand Millésime

Profile: The Pécharmant 2020 Bergerac Chateau de Tiregand Grand Millésime at a glance

• Winner of the bronze medal 2017 at the Concours General Agricole in Paris 2017
• A perfect Pécharmant: Aromas of black cherries and sour cherries
• A great classic: Can Can be enjoyed young, it reaches its optimum after 6 to 7 years
• Chateau Tiregand in Creysse: Owned by the de Saint-Exupéry family since 1831

Portrait: What makes the Pécharmant 2020 Bergerac Chateau de Tiregand Grand Millésime.

In the northern part of Bergerac with The Pécharmant appellation produces the best red wines.
The most famous winery in this area is the Chateau Tiregand in Creysse, it dates back to the 13th century and has been family-owned since 1831.

The current owner is the Comtesse St. Exupéry, a close relative of the famous writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
A southern slope with marl soil (limestone with clay) gives the red wine enough body for a one-year barrel aging and up to ten years of life in the bottle.< br>
The vineyard planting consists of 35% Cabernet Sauvignon, 60% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc.
After storage in oak barrels, some of which are renewed annually, the clarification takes place barrel by barrel using only protein .

Tasting Notes: This is what the Pécharmant 2020 Bergerac Chateau de Tiregand Grand Millésime tastes like

• This one Wine is very typical of the Pécharmant terroir and offers aromas of black on the nose Cherries and sour cherries, soft tannins and a long finish. This Pécharmant, a great classic of its appellation, can be enjoyed young. It reaches its optimum after 6 to 7 years of maturation