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Tesco Corbieres Red Wine 75Cl

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Tesco Corbieres Red Wine 75Cl
Tesco Corbieres Red Wine 75Cl

(29 Reviews)

Description

Corbières, Appellation d'origine Protégée. Product of France.A smooth red with flavours of black cherries and blackcurrants and a juicy savoury finish.A smooth red with flavours of black cherries and blackcurrants and a juicy savoury finish.
Pack size: 75CL
Energy
388kJ 94kcal
5%of an adult reference intake
Fat
0gg
-0%of an adult reference intake
Saturates
0gg
-0%of an adult reference intake
Sugars
0.1g
-0%of an adult reference intake
Salt
<0.01gg
-0%of an adult reference intake
of an adult reference intake*

Typical values per 100g: Energy 311kJ / 75kcal

Ingredients

INGREDIENTS: Potassium Hydrogen Sulphite, Sulphur Dioxide.

Nutrition information

Typical Values100ml containsA serving contains
Energy311kJ / 75kcal388kJ / 94kcal
* Reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ / 2000 kcal)--

Allergy Information

Contains sulphites.

Storage

Store in a cool, dark place.

Storage Instructions

This wine is ideal for drinking now but can be kept for up to 2 years

Net Contents

75cl ℮

Country

France

Regional Information

The massif of Corbières represents a natural, historical and cultural barrier with the Roussillon region. Its surfaces planted with vines are opened on the Mediteranean and on the plain of Languedoc. From the Narbonnese coast to the doors of Carcassonne, a succession of 5 different geographical units which correspond to varied geological formations. The parts of land bounded for the harvest of grapes offer soils linked to these geological components, essentially alluvial clay limestone.

Vinification Details

The alcoholic ferment can follow different kind of process: Carbonic Maceration for a part of the Carignan (full bunches in a saturated atmosphere of CO2), Traditional Vinification, Thermo Vinification. Once the wine is dry, the malolactic fermentation can take place.

History

The vine plant is introduced with Greeks during the II nd century before JC. Then, a real development took place with the Roman occupation. Later, the monks have largely contributed to the development of surfaces planted with vine. Magnificent abbeys such as Lagrasse and Fonfroide remind this period. The AOP Corbières was officially recognised as an AOP on the 24th December 1985.

Alcohol Units

9.4

Alcohol Unit Text

9.4 UK Units per bottle 1.6 UK units per 125ml glass Know Your Limits UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly exceed: Men: 3-4 units daily Women: 2-3 units daily Enjoy Responsibly drinkaware.co.uk

ABV

12.5% vol

Wine Colour

Red

Grape Variety

Grenache, Carignan, Shiraz/Syrah, Mourvèdre

Type of Closure

Synthetic Cork: Other

Alcohol Type

Wine

Lower age limit

18 Years

Recycling

Bottle. Glass widely recycled

Producer

LES GRANDS CHAIS DE FRANCE

Region of Origin

Languedoc-Roussillon

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