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La Grange du Nord

La Grange du Nord (Fred Agneray), "Kalamite" 2021

La Grange du Nord (Fred Agneray), "Kalamite" 2021

Languedoc, France

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About the wine

From Sabran in Southern France's Gard department, this is 40% Cinsault, 40% Syrah, 20% Grenache from vines organically cultivated in sandy clay/limestone soils.

Grapes macerate whole-cluster for 7 days prior to pressing and spontaneous fermentation in a combination of fiberglass/stainless steel tank. Bottled after a short maturation unfined, unfiltered, no additional SO2. 12.5%ABV

 

The Producer: La Grange du Nord

Agneray was born in the Nord department, which is located in the Hauts-de-France region of France and shares a border with Belgium. After spending several years in Paris studying literature and enjoying the local wine bars, he developed a strong interest in wine. This passion led him to the Loire region, where he worked with La Grange aux Belles. Eventually, he settled in Sabran, in the Gard department, and began his own winemaking journey in 2013. Agneray's love for arts and culture is evident in his wine labels, which often reference famous figures such as Faulkner and Alain Bashung. Initially starting with a 3-hectare plot called Saint-Pons, his domain has now expanded to include 8.5 hectares of vineyards in production.

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The Region: Languedoc, France

Wines from Languedoc, the largest wine-producing region in France, are a testament to the area's rich history and its commitment to innovation. Stretching from the rugged Mediterranean coastline to the rolling foothills of the Pyrenees, Languedoc boasts an astonishing array of microclimates and terroirs, providing an ideal canvas for winemakers to experiment with an impressive range of grape varieties. Known for their exceptional value and quality, Languedoc wines offer an enticing blend of tradition and modernity. From the bold, sun-soaked reds of Corbières to the zesty whites of Picpoul de Pinet and the sparkling Crémants of Limoux, the wines of Languedoc embrace both native and international grape varieties with enthusiasm. These wines exude a captivating sense of place, making them an exciting choice for wine lovers seeking diversity, character, and affordability in every sip.

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