Benjamin Darnault Maris La Senche 2013
Benjamin Darnault Maris La Senche 2013
About the wine
Top shelf biodynamic vineyards that only Benjamin has access to
- This is the really high end red from organic and biodynamically grown vineyards, fermented and aged in these space-age, egg-shaped tanks.
- Benjamin's day job is making wine at the prestigious Chateau Maris in the tiny French Minervois La Liviniere appellation, so he gets to buy an eensy bit of that uber expensive fruit just for Angels who want a taste of the finer things (less than 1,000 cases!)
- And because you fund Ben from scratch, this wine is still a bargain, full of the ripe dark fruit, warm spices and elegant roundness that you'd have to pay three times as much for in Chateauneuf du Pape!
Best before
2 to 5 years
Serving advice
decant 2 hours before and serve a 16 C
Food match
https://thevigneronswife.wordpress.com/2011/09/07/a-very-simple-cauliflower-dish/
Contains sulphites
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France
Languedoc-Roussillon
Grenache Blend
Big Red
14.5% ABV
750ml
Biodynamic
Vegan
Vegetarian
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Benjamin Darnault
- Consultant enologist Benjamin Darnault has clients all over the South of France. Which means he gets to cherry-pick the very best grapes the region has to offer!
- When you gave Ben the money he needed to set up on his own, you made his dream come true. Your reward is superb wines from Minervois and beyond at astonishingly reasonable prices.
- With the backing of Angel funding, Ben has been able to invest more, source even better fruit and establish strong relationships with local growers to improve the quality of his delicious wines year-on-year – even paying above-market to support them long-term and guarantee the best grapes possible. And it's made him a bonafide Naked icon!
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$14.99
2013
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