Surprise! 100% Braucol from Gaillac. Roses, Currant, dark cherries on the nose. Silky with dark fruit, white pepper and a slight Dustiness on the finish. Perfect compliment to an Argentinian inspired dinner. — 7 years ago
This grape is becoming a new favorite for summer reds. Low tannin, but relatively big, savory flavor. Herbs, acid balance it out. — 8 years ago
2012. Vinification intégrale en barrique. Amazingly Velvet. — 9 years ago
Gaillac - Domaine du Moulin — 9 years ago
Disclaimer- we import this. A biodynamic red blend of Duras & Braucol from small grower Nicolas Lebrun in Gaillac. Open 8 days and still killer. — 9 years ago
Light to medium. Depth. Yum! Near perfect for me. Had with trout. — 6 years ago
Yum. Like comfort food for our French expats at a party...tears in their eyes. — 7 years ago
Bon tannins, fruité, romd en bouche en fût de chêne, poivré au nez et arôme de cassis, long en bouche — 9 years ago
Accompagne très bien un repas un peu épicé (ici, de l'indien) — 10 years ago
Louis Dressner chambers st event — 11 years ago
Nose of vanilla, red berries. Fruity palate with a nice balance between acidity and fruit. Strawberry, cherry, a touch of vanilla too. Braucol does the trick! Pretty long finish too, on top of everything — 7 years ago
Off the beaten path wine is fine by me! Unfamiliar w duras and braucol! Nice nose and went well w our pesto spinach ravioli! — 7 years ago
Great wine to pair with a multi-dish dinner. We had a mix of heavy and light dishes at the table and this held its ground for the beef and harmonized with the lighter means. — 8 years ago
Wild style. A lot of herbs, black cherry, wet leather, earth and a hint of brett. A bit thin on the palate, missing the tension. — 8 years ago
SW French varietals, Duras & Braucol vinified in concrete & barrique. Another excellent effort from the Laurent family. @ Vinaviva, Tours, France — 9 years ago
Bien proche du Vionet — 10 years ago
Sebastian Koncurat
Sourced from organically farmed grapes in hillside vineyards - iron clayish soils In Marcillac A.C, this 100% Fer (Braucol in Gaillac) displays the mineral - earthy notes from the soil along with vibrant red fruit notes..this is not intriguing like CF or Gamay. It's more revealing and difficult to forget once you taste it one or twice. Ideal as a summer red but also good with cheeses during the winter :) — 6 years ago