Chateau Kefraya Rouge 2000
Chateau Kefraya (Lebanon)
(Bekaa Valley)
Cabernet Sauvignon (39%), Mourvèdre (18%), Carignan (18%), Cinsaut (14%), Grenache (11%)
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Red Wine |
Score: ✧✧✧✭ |
The wine has a beautiful and intense ruby red color with nuances which already
tend to garnet red, little transparency. The nose denotes an olfactory profile
pretty rich and complex, of good personality and very clean. There can be
perceived aromas of black cherry, black cherry jam, cherry, strawberry,
raspberry, black currant followed by aromas of caper, cloves and boletus
mushroom. The attack to the mouth is tannic and alcoholic, however balanced,
with a good correspondence to the nose and of good body. The finish is persistent
with pleasing flavors of black cherry and black currant. A wine which still
shows its youth and that could improve with some year of aging, anyway the wine
can be drunk even now. The wine is produced with maceration of skins for 4
weeks followed by a 12 month of aging in cask. |
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Alcohol: 14%
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Broiled meat and barbecue, Sauteed meat, Roasted meat, Hard cheese
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Suggested glass  |
17 °C (62 °F) |
(Young Red Wines) |
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November 2002 |
Other Vintages |
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DiWineTaste |
Readers |
1998 |
✧✧✧✭ |
November 2002 |
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1999 |
✧✧✧✧ |
Issue 3, December 2002 |
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2000 |
✧✧✧✭ |
November 2002 |
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