Mourvedre

Mourvedre — Mourvèdre is a red grape from Spain (Monastrell) widely grown in the southern Rhône Valley, Provence, Australia, and California

Aussi Connu Sous le Nom de

Mataro (en, Australia, California) Monastrell (es, Spain)

Régions de culture

Bandol 166 vins Rhône Méridional 152 vins Châteauneuf-du-Pape 140 vins Côtes-du-Rhône 125 vins Gigondas 106 vins Languedoc 64 vins Languedoc-Roussillon 62 vins Vacqueyras 59 vins Côtes de Provence 54 vins Provence 50 vins Vallée du Rhône 49 vins Ventoux 41 vins

Pays

France 1502 vins United States 183 vins South Africa 103 vins Australia 80 vins Spain 27 vins Chile 19 vins Mexico 8 vins Lebanon 7 vins

Vins phares

Great Grandfather Rare Tawny Penfolds · 4,74★ The Truant Prospect 772 · 4,73★ Cape Winemakers Guild Auction Reverse Shiraz-Mourvèdre Luddite · 4,72★ Heart Stone Vineyard Saxum · 4,71★ Paderewski Vineyard Saxum · 4,68★ The Jem Waterford Estate · 4,66★ Terry Hoage Vineyard Red Blend Saxum · 4,66★ Museum Reserve 50 Year Old Tawny Port Yalumba · 4,65★

Comparaisons de cépages

Cabernet Sauvignon vs Mourvedre
Chardonnay vs Mourvedre
Merlot vs Mourvedre
Pinot Noir vs Mourvedre
Syrah vs Mourvedre
Cabernet Franc vs Mourvedre
Grenache vs Mourvedre
Sauvignon Blanc vs Mourvedre

Styles de Vin

Bold Red Dry Rosé

Notes de Saveur

Iron Lavender Pomegranate Fig Prune Bay Leaf Thyme Meat

Méthodes de Vinification

Saignée (Bleeding)

Guides Associés

À Propos Mourvedre

Mourvèdre is a red grape from Spain (Monastrell) widely grown in the southern Rhône Valley, Provence, Australia, and California. It produces full-bodied, tannic wines with dark berry, game, leather, and earthy flavors, and is a key component of Bandol and Châteauneuf-du-Pape.

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Couleur
Red
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