Chateau Grand Moulin - Moulin Saint Jean

Chateau Grand Moulin Moulin Saint Jean: Discover the Richness of Corbières

Introduction

From the sun-soaked vineyards of France's Corbières region comes Chateau Grand Moulin Moulin Saint Jean, a red wine that embodies the bold flavours and rustic charm of the Languedoc. This blend showcases the region's signature grapes and delivers a delightful drinking experience perfect for everything from casual sipping to special occasions.  Let's explore its character and discover the culinary pairings that make it sing.

Tasting Notes

• Appearance: This Corbières red boasts a vibrant, deep ruby colour with hints of purple at the rim.
• Nose: Aromas of ripe dark berries – blackberry and blackcurrant – burst forth along with subtle notes of dried herbs like thyme and rosemary. A hint of spice and a touch of earthiness add complexity.
• Palate: Generous flavours of dark fruit echo the aromas, supported by a medium body and smooth tannins. Hints of spice and a touch of liquorice linger on the palate, adding a pleasing savoury dimension. The finish is satisfyingly dry.

Food Matches: The Heartiness of Languedoc

Chateau Grand Moulin Moulin Saint Jean's robust flavours and rustic edge make it a brilliant partner for these foods:

• Grilled Meats: This wine loves the smoky flavours of grilled lamb, beef, or sausages. Think lamb chops with rosemary, or a classic steak frites.
• Rich Stews: The wine's medium body and spice notes stand up beautifully to hearty dishes like beef bourguignon or venison stew.
• Aged Cheeses: Pair it with a mature cheddar or a flavorful hard sheep's milk cheese for a delightful interplay of flavours.

Why Chateau Grand Moulin Moulin Saint Jean?

• Value: This wine offers incredible value for its quality, delivering a taste of authentic Corbières at an accessible price.
• Food-Friendly: It's versatile enough to complement various dishes, from simple weeknight meals to celebratory feasts.
• Sense of Place: Chateau Grand Moulin Moulin Saint Jean showcases the distinctive characteristics of the Corbières region.