Red Wine from Southwest France – Gascogne

K-pop Caaaaaaat 2022

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Red wine from the South West of France! Single vineyard “jardin” (garden).

K-Pop Caaaaaaat is a pure fermented grape juice, a terroir wine, a fine wine.

Don’t know how to match it with food? Pair it with that ddu-du, ddu-du, du!

Contemplators of planets, one-night magicians, free-spirited storytellers, we heard you: K-Pop is also available in Magnum.

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MILLESIME 2022

Climate
Scorching heat, with record temperatures and persistent drought. The vines showed remarkable resilience despite extreme conditions.

Yield
Generally good, except in regions hit hard by drought like Languedoc and Roussillon.

General Profile
Rich, sun-kissed wines, ripe and concentrated.

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Price :

18,00 €

14 – 18 °

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Keep away from dogs

Cuvée :K-pop Caaaaaaat

Color :rouge

Région :Gascogne

Grape Variety :90% Merlot, 10% Ugni Blanc

Alcohol :13%

Bottle Size :75cl

Purple colour with violet tints

Floral (peony), fruity (blackcurrant)

Delicate and subtle, with a fresh and loooooong lasting finish

Terroir

Single vineyard “jardin” planted on silty clay soils with a limestone bedrock (Burdigalian).

Winemaking

Destemmed and whole bunch Merlot (50/50), 12-day skin maceration, free-run and press juices blended together. The Ugni Blanc is 100% destemmed and vinified separately. Made using indigenous yeasts (“wild yeasts”), K-Pop Caaaaaaat has no inputs at any point in the process. No chaptalization, no deacidification/acidification, no colouring, no thickening… we respect ourselves and we respect you. Fermentation in tanks, maturation on fine lees. Unfiltered. No added sulphites. Pure juice.

Winemaker

This wine was created by Christophe Kaczmarek and Michel Maestroujuan, winegrower from Domaine Entras, in Gascony’s heart (South West of France).

The wines are made, blended, bottled and packaged on site. From the vine to the cellar, everything is done with the aim of respecting nature, regenerating the soils, promoting biodiversity and respecting the people who are part of it.