Specification set
Wine
- Grape varieties
- Grenache Carignan Shiraz/Syrah
- Color
- Red
- Appellation
- Côtes du Roussillon Villages Tautavel
- Sweetness
- Dry
- Residual sugar (g/L)
- 3.4
- Body
- Full
Gérard Bertrand Côtes du Roussillon Villages Tautavel Red Wine
From France's Roussillon region, Gérard Bertrand's Tautavel Héritage An 560 offers a rich, sun-drenched red with heritage and robust character.
Product overview
Full details- Grape varieties
- Grenache Carignan Shiraz/Syrah
- Color
- Red
- Appellation
- Côtes du Roussillon Villages Tautavel
- Sweetness
- Dry
Available formats
Catalog
Product profile
The essential identity and origin of this product.- ABV
- 15%
- Brand
- Gérard Bertrand
- Type
- Wine
- Subtype
- Red Wine
- Country
France- Region
- Languedoc-Roussillon
What is known
Product specifications
Beverage-specific facts are grouped by subject so they remain useful as the catalog grows.Specification set
Identity and classification
- Producer name
- Gérard Bertrand
- Promoting agent
- Southern Glazer's Wine
- Regulated designation
- (AOC/AOP) Appellation origine controlée/protégée
Specification set
Sensory and analytical profile
- Aroma profile
- black fruit, cocoa, cooked fruit, licorice, scrubland, spice
- Acidity
- Present
- Mouthfeel
- generous
- Wood influence
- balanced
Specification set
Serving and storage
- Serving temperature
- From 15°C to 17°C
- Aging potential
- Drink now or keep 8 years following the vintage
Sizes and packaging
Product variants
Available package formats and identifiers for this product.750 mL
- Net content
- 750 mL
- Level
- Each
- SKU
- 705695
- GTIN-14
- 03514124231037
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