Perfect For
Backyard BBQs, Relaxing After Work, Steak Dinner
Drink If You Like
Carignan, Grenache , Malbec , Syrah / Shiraz
Le Loup Blanc "Le Régal" Minervois Rouge 2012
Review
Vignoble Du Loup Blanc is located in the Minervois appellation of southeast France's Occitanie region. This is a warm, dry area that produces rich, concentrated wines. The "Le Régal" bottling is a traditional Minervois blend of Carignan, Grenache, and Syrah made in concrete vats. It's very dark in color, and has distinctive notes of blackberry, black olives, lavender, rosemary, and spice. It's a heady, herbal, savory, and fruity wine. This is a excellent choice for someone who enjoys traditional wines from the South of France. Also, fans of Argentinian Malbec who want to branch out will enjoy the dark fruit and flavor concentration.
Le Loup Blanc "Le Régal" Minervois Rouge 2012
Vignoble Du Loup Blanc is located in the Minervois appellation of southeast France's Occitanie region. This is a warm, dry area that produces rich, concentrated wines. The "Le Régal" bottling is a traditional Minervois blend of Carignan, Grenache, and Syrah made in concrete vats. It's very dark in color, and has distinctive notes of blackberry, black olives, lavender, rosemary, and spice. It's a heady, herbal, savory, and fruity wine. This is a excellent choice for someone who enjoys traditional wines from the South of France. Also, fans of Argentinian Malbec who want to branch out will enjoy the dark fruit and flavor concentration.
Reviewed On: 07-27-2018
Le Loup Blanc "Le Régal" Minervois Rouge 2012
Vignoble Du Loup Blanc is located in the Minervois appellation of southeast France's Occitanie region. This is a warm, dry area that produces rich, concentrated wines. The "Le Régal" bottling is a traditional Minervois blend of Carignan, Grenache, and Syrah made in concrete vats. It's very dark in color, and has distinctive notes of blackberry, black olives, lavender, rosemary, and spice. It's a heady, herbal, savory, and fruity wine. This is a excellent choice for someone who enjoys traditional wines from the South of France. Also, fans of Argentinian Malbec who want to branch out will enjoy the dark fruit and flavor concentration.
Reviewed On: 07-27-2018