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Delas St Joseph Les Challeys
Country: France Region: Rhone
Varietal: Syrah Vintage: 2023
Colour: Red Style: Dry
Producer: Delas
Vineyards : the vineyard stretches from Chavanay in the north, to Guilherand in the south, over about fifty kilometers along the right bank of the Rhône: it covers 23 "communes" in the Ardèche region, and 3 in the Loire.
Soils : the soils consist of light schist and gneiss over a granite bedrock.
Climate : the climate is moderately continental, with hot and dry summers, and normal rainfall the rest of the year.
History : This wines was reputed in the 16th century for its delicacy, and was poured at the table of the kings of France. It was the Jesuits (a monk community) of Tournon who gave the area its current name, in the 17th century. Between 1956 and 1969, all the vineyards from this area which were used to be named Côtes du Rhône have been regrouped and established under the appellation Saint-Joseph.
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Country: France Region: Rhone
Varietal: Syrah Vintage: 2023
Colour: Red Style: Dry
Producer: Delas
Vineyards : the vineyard stretches from Chavanay in the north, to Guilherand in the south, over about fifty kilometers along the right bank of the Rhône: it covers 23 "communes" in the Ardèche region, and 3 in the Loire.
Soils : the soils consist of light schist and gneiss over a granite bedrock.
Climate : the climate is moderately continental, with hot and dry summers, and normal rainfall the rest of the year.
History : This wines was reputed in the 16th century for its delicacy, and was poured at the table of the kings of France. It was the Jesuits (a monk community) of Tournon who gave the area its current name, in the 17th century. Between 1956 and 1969, all the vineyards from this area which were used to be named Côtes du Rhône have been regrouped and established under the appellation Saint-Joseph.
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