Purple/ruby in color. The nose has dark cherries. On the palate, more like black raspberries. Slight tannins. Tart acidity. Should be great with food. Good value.
Grade:
A-
Score:
90
2015 L'Argentier (Elisabeth & François Jourdan) Vin de Pays du Gard Vieilles Vignes de Cinsault, France, Languedoc - Wine Reviews
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Grade:
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