Reitingi
Robert Parker 93-95/100; Jeb Dunnuck 93-95/100; Bettane & Desseauve 14/20; Jancis Robinson 16.5+/20
Apbalvojumi
Decanter World Wine Awards 2014 Gold; Vinalies Internationales 2007 Gold; Bettane & Desseauve 2018 14/20; Jancis Robinson 16.5+/20; Robert Parker 93-95/100; Jeb Dunnuck 93-95/100
Identity
| Ražotājs | Château Pesquié |
| Gads | 2011 |
| Tilpums | 750 ml |
| Klasifikācija | AOP Ventoux |
| Šķirnes | Grenache, Syrah |
| Krāsa | Red |
| Saldums | Dry |
Tasting
| Color Desc | Deep violet-red color |
| Aromāts | Very aromatic nose with black fruit notes (blackberry, plum), licorice, violet, toasted notes, olive, spice, pepper, and a striking mineral edge. |
| Garša | Velvety, balanced palate with fresh acidity, rich black fruit, silky tannins, subtle spice, and a refined, structured body. |
| Pēcgarša | Long, slightly peppery finish with lingering black fruit, spice and mineral notes. |
| Gastronomija | Pairs well with duck confit, truffle dishes, roasted game birds, and richly spiced meat. |
| Pasniegšana | 17 - 18 |
| Potenciāls | Drink now, can age until around 2030 |
Profils
Skābumс (1-5)
VIRS VIDĒJĀ
Miesa (1-5)
VIRS VIDĒJĀ
Aromāts (1-5)
AUGSTS
Savelkošs (1-5)
VIRS VIDĒJĀ
Minerality (1-5)
VIDĒJS
Enology
| Bioloģisks | Jā |
| Biodinamisks | Jā |
| Alkohols (%) | 14.0 |
| Izturēšana | 18 months in Bordeaux barrels, 50% new oak, 50% one-year-old oak, aged in wood vats before barrel aging, then bottled at Château Pesquié |
| Fermentācija | Co-fermentation of Syrah and Grenache in wooden vats |
Terroir
| Augstums (m) | 280-340 m |
| Augsne | Limestone gravels on a very stony, argilo-calcareous, caillouteux terroir |
| Vīnogulāju vecums | 70 years |
| Harvest Type | Manual |
| Harvest Desc | Raisins hand-picked at optimal maturity in early October, fully destemmed, then co-fermented in wooden vats. |
Interesting facts
| Name ‘Artemia’ comes from ancient Greek meaning ‘good health’ and ‘integrity’; first vintage 2004; vines over 70 years old; biodynamic farming since 2015; single-parcel wine from limestone gravels at 280-340 m altitude. |