DOMAINE PEYRE ROSE Marlène N°3 2009
DOMAINE PEYRE ROSE Marlène N°3 2009
DOMAINE PEYRE ROSE Marlène N°3 2009
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DOMAINE PEYRE ROSE Marlène N°3 2009
DOMAINE PEYRE ROSE Marlène N°3 2009
DOMAINE PEYRE ROSE Marlène N°3 2009
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2009

DOMAINE PEYRE ROSE Marlène N°3 2009

Optimal drinking window: 2022-2030

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A tense palate that develops a little more structure than the other two cuvées, with the same aromas and an added touch of flowers of the peony type combined with havana. It needs time, but this is the cuvée that often evolves the best.
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La Revue du Vin de France January - 2020
La Revue du Vin de France
Green Guide 2020 In 2009, Marlène N°3 takes time to reveal itself but develops a beautiful peppery persistence. Of the red trio, it is the most approachable wine. A fine evolution that calls for a few spices at the table.
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Colour Red
Volume 0.75 l
Country France
Direct domaine Yes
Alcohol content 13.00% vol
Domaine Peyre Rose
Domaine Peyre Rose

Domaine Peyre Rose is one of the most mythical and most distinctive estates in the Languedoc. Perched on the heights of Saint-Pargoire, between Béziers and Montpellier, it is the work of a single woman: Marlène Soria, nicknamed the "Diva of Syrah." A former real estate agent who turned to winemaking out of passion, she cleared seventeen hectares of wild garrigue by hand in the early 1980s to plant her first vines — without machinery, without an electrical grid, without running water.

Her first vintage, vinified in 1988 under near-prehistoric conditions, was discovered and acclaimed by Robert Parker, instantly propelling this isolated estate to the rank of the great wines of the Languedoc. As early as 1994, the Revue du Vin de France awarded her the title of "Man of the Year" — an exceptional distinction for a self-taught winemaker operating from a farmhouse without electricity deep in the Languedoc garrigue.

What makes Peyre Rose absolutely unique is its relationship with time. The Languedoc's finest age-worthy wines never leave the estate before eight to ten years of ageing. When a new vintage is released by Marlène Soria, it is a wine already mature, already open, already expressive. The 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2014 vintages rank among the greatest expressions of the estate.