Sablet
Established with the backing of the Counts of Toulouse who owned the property in the early middle ages, the Sablet vineyards were awarded with the classification in 1974.
Encompassing over 320 hectares of land, Sablet's appellation law is very strict for it's reds and rose, dictating that they must consist of at least 50% Grenache grapes, and 20% Syrah or Mourvèdre grapes. The whites do not have such a ruling, and can consist of a variety of different types alongside Grenache Blanc. The climate is typically Mediterranean, affected by the Mistral winds.
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Sablet: Domaine Chamfort RoséA pale pink colour. On the nose, it develops aromas of citrus, exotic fruit and red berries. On the palate, nice liveliness, tone, lots of complexity and a remarkable length, revealing the limestone typicality from Sablet.
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Sablet: Domaine Chamfort La Pause RedVery soft and elegant, not too heavy but with smooth texture. Highly pleasant after-taste. A bouquet of red berries, dark berries and a hint of pepper. The charm of this Sablet lies in the combination of the fruit aromas and the finesse and freshness on the palate. We think highly of this particular wine.
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Sablet: Domaine Chamfort WhiteGolden robe, an explosion of white flowers and peach, very round on the palate, both ample and fleshy yet retaining outstanding vivaciousness from start to finish.
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