Château Tire Pé

Château Tire Pé - Vin de France La Nomade 2019/2020

4/5 (2 reviews)

"100% Pineau d'Aunis

A very old and somewhat forgotten grape variety, Pineau d'Aunis here delivers a subtle cuvée full of charm in a blend of two vintages: 2019 and 2020. Certainly originating in the southwest, this nomadic grape variety is thought to have transited through the Charentes (Aunis and Saintonge) to settle in the Loire Valley, where it is particularly at home on the banks of the Loir. Aged in jars, the wine offers delicacy and freshness in a register of small red fruits, raspberry, spices and pepper. A real delight!

Château Tire Pé - Vin de France L'Échappée 2019

"Assembly of Castet and Mancin

"Castets and Mancin des Palus make up this wine, with its fresh fruit, white flower notes, commendable acidity and delicious flavor. One of those wines that are said to be juicy and deep, the kind you finish the keel of in two seconds". (La Revue du Vin de France - November 2022). A rare and unprecedented cuvée, l'Échappée brings out of oblivion two great ancestral grape varieties of the Bordeaux region. Castet, which flourished in Aquitaine's vineyards before being forgotten after the ravages of phylloxera around 1880. Mancin des palus may date back to medieval times, and in the 18th century had a great reputation as a grape variety found in certain Graves and Médoc grands crus! An incredible story for this equally incredible cuvée.

Château Tire Pé - Bordeaux Tire Pé Diem 2021

3.2/5 (11 reviews)

Produced from young vines, this 100% Merlot, aged in vats, is a far cry from the classic codes, and is also a 100% pleasure wine! Smooth, round and easy to digest, it offers crisp fruit and plenty of freshness, making it the ideal companion for sharing with friends. It's so good... Be warned!