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Tablas Creek Patelin de Tablas Rouge Paso Robles 2023
Wine characteristics
- Red Wine
- Medium-bodied
- Garnacha/Carignan/Mourvedre
- 75cl
- Now to 2028
- 13.5% Alcohol
- no oak influence
- Screwcap
Tablas Creek
Tablas Creek is an estate in Paso Robles that, since 1989, has pooled the resources and wisdom of two great wine families from France and the United States. The Perrin family are the owners of the legendary Châteauneuf-du-Pape estate Châtea de Beaucastel, while the Haas family have a history in the wine import business that goes back over 50 years.
Together they have established an estate a dozen miles from the Pacific in the hills of Paso Robles at 1,500 feet altitude, where the climate is Mediterranean and the soils similar to those on the Perrins’ home turf in the Rhône. The elevation allows a long ripening period for grapes that come from clones taken from Beaucastel in France.
Mourvédre, grenaches noir and blanc, syrah, counoise, viognier, roussanne, marsanne and picpoul blanc were planted and are dry farmed, with a 50%-35% split between red and white is made, with rosé making up the rest. Native yeasts ferment the must and wines are matured in large old oak foudres.
Environmental sustainability
Tablas Creek has led the way on sustainability in wine in the USA, and in 2020 they were the United States' first Regenerative Organic Certified vineyard – a certification that is both inclusive of and yet more wide-ranging than organic and biodynamic practices. In 2023, they won the California Green Medal for Environment from the California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance.
They incorporate many biodynamic techniques across the...