St Chinian, Roches Noires, Cave de Roqubrun 2002

Journalist: Tim Atkin MW
Publication: Woman&Home, March 2006

1st March 2006

St Chinian is one of my favourite southern French appellation, producing spicy, full-bodied reds from blends of Syrah, Mourvèdre and Grenache grapes. This unoaked example from the local cooperative is perfumed and spicy with soft blackcurrant fruit and a nip of tannin.

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