Domaine de Perdiguier Cuvée en Auger, Vin de Pays des Coteaux d'Ensérune 2013 is no longer available
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Domaine de Perdiguier Cuvée en Auger, Vin de Pays des Coteaux d'Ensérune 2013
Ripe cabernet-merlot blend from just outside Béziers, maturing beautifully, with grace, refinement and length. The castle at the heart of the estate is a national monument and was built to guard a crossing over the river Orb. Now owned by the Ferrucci family, forest and cereals are tended alongside the vines.
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Code: FC27331A1
Wine characteristics
- Red Wine
- Full-bodied
- Cabernet Merlot
- 75cl
- Drinking now
- 13% Alcohol
- bouquet/flavour marked by oak
- Cork, natural
Domaine de Perdiguier
Situated just outside Béziers, this property owes its name to Jean Perdiguier, a treasurer to Charles V of France who awarded him the estate in 1375. Rather unfortunately, Monsieur Perdiguier was murdered just four years later, and so never got to enjoy this beautiful estate to the full. The castle is now a national monument and is owned by the Ferracci family.
Today, the 200-hectare estate is mostly dedicated to fruit trees and growing cereal grains, with just 25 hectares planted with vines. Eight varieties are planted, including small amounts of pinot noir, cinsault, syrah, chardonnay and petit verdot, however the majority of vines are cabernet sauvignon and merlot, which are very well suited to the terraces of warm, gravelly soils.
Of all the domaine’s cuvées, the one we particularly admire is En Auger, a cabernet-merlot blend that offers much better value than many found in Bordeaux.