J.P. Chenet Cabernet Syrah 0,25L 13%

J.P. Chenet Cabernet Syrah is an intensely fruity French red wine from the Pays d’Oc IGP region, blending Cabernet and Syrah grapes. It offers a balanced character, rich aromas, and a pleasantly silky texture.

The grapes are harvested at optimal ripeness, then destemmed, crushed, and left to ferment for 6 to 12 days. Maceration takes place at a controlled temperature of around 25 °C and can last up to one month to extract color, aroma, and flavor compounds from the grapes. The wine is then aged in stainless steel tanks, which helps preserve its distinctive fruity character.

Tasting Profile:

Color: Deep, clear ruby red.

Aroma: Distinct notes of cherries and red currants complemented by licorice, spices, pepper, and a slightly spicy hint.

Taste: Intensely fruity and well-balanced with a pleasantly silky texture.

Serving and Pairing Recommendations:

Serve at a temperature of 16 to 18 °C. This wine pairs well with meat dishes, duck breast, grilled or roasted vegetables, and aged hard cheeses such as Laguiole or Cantal.

About the Pays d’Oc region:

Pays d’Oc is located in southern France in the Languedoc-Roussillon region near the Mediterranean Sea. The warm and sunny climate here creates ideal conditions for the ripening of red grape varieties and the production of full-bodied, aromatic wines.

About the J.P. Chenet brand:

The story of J.P. Chenet began in 1984, when artist and entrepreneur Joseph Helfrich decided to create something completely new – a wine with personality, enclosed in a completely unusual bottle. Thus, Joséphine was born – a bottle with an iconic slanted neck and a distinctive shape, which became a symbol of the brand and a challenge for the glass industry.

J.P. Chenet brand was born out of a desire to bring a wine to the market that was affordable, reliable and original. The first two varieties, Cabernet Sauvignon and Blanc de Blancs, quickly became popular and launched the brand's successful international journey. Initially, the wines were sold under the name J.P. Chanel, in honor of Jean-Paul Chanel, a close associate of Joseph Helfrich and co-creator of the brand.