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Serrett Oak-Aged Merlot 1999

Description: A Medium-Full Bodied Red Wine suitable for drinking now.

Newest Review: ... If I sound like a dull or pretentious git, I apologise now, I don't mean to! The wine label on this bottle reads – ... more

... Vin de pays coteaux de l'Ardeche – so what does this mean? Well, it tells us that this is a Vin de pays wine from the The Ardech e. Really, Paul, what makes you think that? Okay, so quite simple, but do you know what the difference is between Vin de pay and Vin de table? No, I never used to – so here is a rough guide to the differences of the main three types of French wine. First of all, Vin de pays is nothing to...more

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Serrett Oak-Aged Merlot 1999: Deep and Dark (1227 words)
by pjs21 - written on 26/09/01 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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The Ardeche is a little mentioned part of France right next door to the vineyards of the Rhone. It is a jam-packed with Tourists during the summer who go there for the rivers and watersports, but is only full of locals the rest of the year. It was also where many small groups of French were hidden during the Second World War. I can vaguely remember visiting the caves in The Ardeche on a school trip when I was about 11, full of things that go up and things that hang down – you know the ones - and cave drawings. Blimey – had to root around for that memory! The main red grapes grown in this area are Syrah, Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot ...

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