Les jeunes négociants du Languedoc, Gregory Hecht et François Bannier, se frottent à la Provence sans s’y piquer : pour leur coup d’essai, voilà un rosé avec toujours les mêmes arômes d’agrumes au nez et sur une bouche franche assez fraîche, le tout habillé de la douce couleur des rosés de Provence, celle qui plaît.
Ample, savoureux et remarquablement équilibré, un splendide languedoc de syrah au rapport qualité-prix impeccable. chez Monoprix.
90 AL – Young opaque colour. The nose is floral with meaty notes and plenty of fresh dark berries. The palate has nice fruit, is quite fluid and juicy with attractive dark fruit, soft extraction, good freshness and sweet spices, fine length, balance and drinkability.90 MdM – Dark purple red with violet hue and black […]
88 AL – Youthful and dark purple colour, the nose is young and intense with ripe sweet berries, plum and chocolate. Rather muscular palate, fine spices, herbs and ripe dark fruit, some oak in the background, modern style, rich and long finish. 88 MdM – Dark purple red with violet hue and black center. Elegant […]
89 AL – Dark ruby with a purple hue. Sweet nose of crushed berries, plum, some spicy notes and a hint of new oak. Rather dense fruit with a soft texture and polished tannin, juicy red and dark fruit, good freshness, drinkability and a rather long finish. 87 MdM – Dark purple red with violet […]
88/100 The Languedoc, an enormous swath of vineyards in the sunny South of France extending west from the Rhone River to the Spanish border, is a minefield for wine. The wines range from unique and wonderful to astringent and dilute. With literally thousands of small growers and producers, it takes a lot of work to […]
90/100 Hecht & Bannier is a high quality ngociant specializing in the wines from the Languedoc. If you ever want to explore how the wines from the different appellations in this part of the South of France differ, pick up bottlings from Hecht & Bannier and taste them side by side. The winemaking style is […]
High-toned kirsch, framboise, and cassis distillates seem to shadow the ripe fresh berries from the nose all the way through a sappily-concentrated, subtly silken mid-palate to an effusively juicy, uplifting finish. Along the way, inflections of crushed stone, smoky black tea, resinous herbs, licorice, and juniper better contribute to a rivetingly dynamic interplay whose finish […]
