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Château Tire Pé - Vin de France L'Échappée 2019

Château Tire Pé - Vin de France L'Échappée 2019

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Castet
Mancin
forgotten grape variety
confidential
originality

“A blend of Castet and Mancin”

“Castets and Mancin des Palus make up this wine, with its fresh fruit, notes of white flowers, and commendable acidity—deliciously satisfying.” It’s one of those wines described as juicy and deep, the kind you finish off in no time. " (La Revue du Vin de France - November 2022). A rare and unique cuvée, L'Échappée rescues two great ancestral grape varieties from the Bordeaux region from obscurity. Castet, which enjoyed a flourishing period in the Aquitaine vineyards before falling into obscurity following the devastation of phylloxera around 1880. Mancin des Palus, which may date back to medieval times and enjoyed a fine reputation in the 18th century, featuring in certain grands crus of Graves and the Médoc! An incredible story for this cuvée, which is just as remarkable.

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Estate

Château Tire Pé

Vintage

L'Échappée

Vintage

2019

Designation

Vin de France

Region

Bordeaux

Grape varieties

Assemblage de deux cépages ancestraux de la région bordelaise : le Castet et le Mancin

Terroirs

Clay-limestone soils

Viticulture

Certified organic by Ecocert

Grape Harvest

Hand-picked at "just" the right ripeness

Winemaking

Gentle (no "forced" extraction, but rather an "infusion" method) at a moderate fermentation temperature (24–28°C), no fining, total SO₂ approximately 30 mg/L

Livestock farming

16 months in clay jars

Alcohol content

13%

Organic

Yes

Nose

Surprising notes of pepper, licorice, white flowers, spices, camphor, and wild berries

Palate

A rare and unique vintage with a gentle attack, a silky body, and a crisp palate

Serve

At 14-16°C

Drink before

2025

Guard

Ages 0–5

Food and wine pairings

Food and wine pairings

Pairs well with charcuterie platters—especially those with peppered meats—soft cheeses, pork ribs with spicy barbecue sauce, chicken tikka masala, and osso bucco

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Bettane & Desseauve

Bettane & Desseauve

Rated 2 stars (A solid, recommendable production, though slightly more conventional and uniform than the previous one)

About the estate:

On 13.5 hectares, David Barrault produces three main wines: *Tire-pé*, a wine for immediate enjoyment vinified in tanks, made almost exclusively from Merlot; *Les-Malbecs*, from the sole Malbec plot derived from a mass selection; and *La-Côte*, a distinguished wine that doesn’t try to imitate the greats but expresses its own personality. There is also a delicious rosé, powerful and fresh, and, more recently, the “Tire’vin’vite” cuvée—100% Merlot, sulfite-free—to be enjoyed, as its name suggests, quickly; a pure delight.

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Wine rated (2022 guide) Sélectionné

Rated estate (2023 guide) 1*Star (Up-and-coming stars or quality winemakers producing wines of a high standard—you won’t be disappointed when tasting the wines from these estates)

About the wine:

Castets and Mancin des Palus come together to create this wine, with its fresh fruit flavors, hints of white flowers, and commendable acidity—deliciously satisfying. It’s the kind of wine described as juicy and deep, the sort you’ll find yourself finishing off in no time.

About the estate:

At the very edge of the Saint-Macaire hillsides, near La Réole, the terroir of Hélène and David Barrault’s small estate is something of a curiosity. The soil, studded with limestone that nearly reaches the surface and planted with the classic Merlot, Malbec, and Cabernet Franc, possesses a remarkable identity. Moreover, in 2012 the couple planted massal selections of rare grape varieties, unearthed from the depths of Gironde’s ampelography. Finding the vines was no small feat, but the result in the bottle lives up to expectations. Nothing about the estate is ordinary—neither the grape varieties nor the aging methods, which include demi-muids, concrete tanks, and earthenware jars.

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