Rhône, France
Georges Lelektsoglou, Cairanne 2023, red wine from Rhône
750ml13%
Georges Lelektsoglou

Cairanne

750ml13%
Total price

Price incl. alcohol tax, shipping and VAT.

1 883,70 SEK
313,95SEK/Bottle

Winemaker's notes

The 2022 Cairanne Vieilles Vignes is a clear step up (although the 2021 is as charming and drinkable as they come), revealing a deeper ruby hue as well as a gorgeous perfume of bla...

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Product details

About the wine and its character

Country:

France

Region/Subregion:

Rhône/Cairanne

Classification:

AOC

Certification:

-

Grape:

Syrah (50%)
Grenache (50%)

Vintage year:

2023

Color:

-

Aroma:

-

Taste:

-

Alcohol content:

13%

Sugar content:

-

Acidity:

-

pH-value:

-

Sweetness:

Dry

Contains sulphite:

No

Volume:

750 ml

Closure:

Natural cork

Bottle:

Glass

Best Served:

-

Food pairing:

-

Food pairings by the winemaker

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Vinification, winemaker's own words

Soils:

Clay, Limestone, Sand

Terroir:

Cairanne

Harvest:

Picked by hand

Fermentation:

-

Storage:

-

Winemaker:

Georges Lelektsoglou

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About Georges Lelektsoglou

Information provided directly by the winery.

Georges Lelektsoglou, Rhône, France

Information

Founding year

1983

Farming area

1 ha

Production

1 b/y

Originally from Greece, Georges Lelektsoglou is part of the furniture in and around the Rhône Valley. He once worked as a Courtier de Campagne, looking for bulk wines for the likes of Guigal and Chapoutier, when he started making his own personal selections of wines to celebrate the birth of his eldest son in 1983. His wife's family was part of the co-operative and owned a historic vineyard in Larnage. Along with the Cave de Tain, they produced a quality Crozes-Hermitage in ’83 that was a great commercial success. When he found exceptional bottles of wines, Georges also offered them to some of France’s most celebrated, Michelin-starred restaurants, including Troisgros, Chapel, Bocuse...