Grape: 80% Tannat, 20% Cabernet Franc.
Region: France>Southwest>Madiran.
Notes: 20% aged in oak.
Description: Set against the picturesque Pyrenees Mountain range, Château d'Aydie is perched atop a hill. This grand Belle Epoque villa once belonged to the Béarnais writer Joseph Peyré, recipient of the Goncourt Prize in 1935. Within this estate, they meticulously identify and nurture terroirs to craft exceptional wines, with two historical references leading the range This wine shows a clear, brilliant, deep red color. Complex on the nose, offering a blend of fruit notes such as blackberry and cherry, delicate floral nuances of violet, and subtle spices like pepper and vanilla. Full and pleasant on the palate, it unveils smooth tannins, with a wonderfully fruity finish. This wine embodies richness and fullness.