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At its peak2022 – 2030

Chateau Sainte-Eulalie

La Cantilène

2018

Minervois La Livinière, Languedoc
Haute Valeur Environnementale

The nose is intense, revealing deep layers of dark forest fruits underscored by spicy garrigue notes. On the palate, the wine demonstrates its pedigree with a opulent density and remarkable concentration. Licorice and black pepper notes emerge, supported by firm yet polished tannins that carry the wine throughout the tasting. The finish is persistent, leaving a warm and slightly floral impression that highlights the wine's solar character.

15 %Alcohol
75 clCapacity
RougeColor
FranceCountry

Import date: 6 November 2026

Tasting profile

Tannins

4/5

Body

5/5

Acidity

3/5

Sweetness

1/5

A powerful, full-bodied wine with silky, well-integrated tannins providing a harmonious and lingering structure.

Main aromas

Blackcurrant
Violet
Licorice
Black pepper

Food pairings

Peak and aging

Today

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Ideal drinking window

Ageing potential

You are in the optimal tasting window around 2026.

Serving advice

Temperature

17°C

Indicative serving range; adjust based on your cellar and occasion.

Decanting

No decanting needed

This wine can be served on opening; prolonged aeration adds little benefit.

The estate

Chateau Sainte-Eulalie

Located in the heart of the Minervois La Livinière appellation, Chateau Sainte-Eulalie is a family-run estate that has championed the unique expression of the rugged Languedoc terroir. 'La Cantilène' stands as a testament to the meticulous care given to their old vines, rooted in the stony, sun-drenched soils of this historic village. The estate operates under the Haute Valeur Environnementale certification, emphasizing sustainable viticulture to preserve the biodiversity of their vineyard. The 2018 vintage was particularly generous, allowing for a long, steady maturation of the Syrah and Grenache grapes. The winemaking process is guided by a philosophy of minimal intervention, ensuring that the final wine captures the essence of the scrubland, locally known as the 'garrigue'. This cuvée represents the pinnacle of the estate's craft, reflecting the warm, windswept climate and the profound geological heritage of the region.

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