Château La Varière – Vieilles Vignes 2014 – Anjou Villages Brissac

Quite youthful appearance here, with an impenetrable core, rather black-purple. Intense nose. Quite youthful, with mostly dark fruit. Hints of red and blackcurrants, with plum, some herbal notes and leather. Youthful and dense on the palate. Still with quite present tannin. Once again I think that is part of the style of wine that should surely integrate. Still a bit dense in terms of tannic texture. Attractive dark fruit with some herbal spiciness. A slight dash of leather. Quite medium weight, but yet with good ripeness. Quite long finish, more spiciness going on, on the finish. A wine that should surely develop well. I would prefer to put back in the cellar for one to two years to round off the edges, but it should develop really well.

Tasted by the Best Sommelier of the World, Andreas Larsson.

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