Product Information
Stecia captivates with its lovely red garnet colour and an intense nose featuring smoky and mineral notes. On the palate, it offers silky tannins, remarkable freshness, and a rich finish accented by smoked and liquorice flavors.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
Country of origin
France
Storage
With a cellaring potential of over 10 years in optimal conditions.
Package type
Glass Bottle
Recycling information
Glass
Allergen Information
| Contains Sulphur Dioxide / Sulphites |
Dietary Information
| Not Suitable for Vegetarians or Vegans |
Brand
Chateau Cres Ricards
Brand details
This Estate was created in 1960, at the place known as Crès Ricards, in the village of Ceyras. In 2010 Jean Claude Mas acquired the 27 ha (69 acres) belonging to the Château, extending the estate to 42 ha in 2013. He was fascinated by the fantastic terroir of the Terrasses du Larzac, which produces silky wines with intense flavours. At the foot of the Mont Baudile, this vineyard offers a unique geography, with its red earth, shale, and pebbles. Yields are low, because of the strict grape selection and carbonic maceration to produce generous wines.
Manufacturer
Imported and bottled by: North South Wines Limited, OX27 8AL, UK
Country of Packing
France
Agent
North South Wines
Grape variety
| 65% Syrah 25% Grenache 5% Cinsault 5% Mourvèdre |
Current vintage
2021
Regional information
| AOP Terrasses du Larzac |
Tasting notes
This wine boasts a lovely red garnet colour and an intense nose with smoky and mineral notes. The palate is characterised by silky tannins, vibrant freshness, and a rich finish with lingering smoked and liquorice flavours.
Alcohol by volume
14.5
Units
10.88
Producer
Paul Mas
Serving suggestions
Best served at 15/16 °C, this wine will be a fine match for a well-seasoned lamb stew or even hot, spicy dishes.
Winemaker
Jean Claude Mas
Vinification details
Upon arrival, the grapes are sorted on a selection table. Traditional winemaking methods are used for the Grenache, with daily racking or pumping over and maceration lasting between 2 and 4 weeks. The Carignan undergoes carbonic maceration with whole bunches for 15-18 days. For aging, 45% of the blend is placed in oak barrels for 8 months - 1/3 in French oak, 2/3 in American oak - using a mix of new barrels, one-year-old barrels, and two-year-old barrels. The remaining 55% is aged in stainless steel vats.
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