Marlène No. 3 2014 Peyre Rose - Marlène Soria | Languedoc

Name: Marlène No. 3 2014 | Peyre Rose - Marlène Soria | Languedoc
Brand: Peyre Rose
SKU: VR14PEYRE4
Price: 125 EUR
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Marlène No. 3 is the latest addition to Marlène Soria’s red wine lineup. As the third vineyard planted at the Peyre Rose estate, this wine—crafted in the shade and silence of the... Read more

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Technical Specifications

Capacity

75cl

Vintage

2014

Grape variety(ies)

65% Syrah, 35% Grenache

Name

Winemaking

Hand-harvested grapes, fermented with native yeasts

Livestock farming

Aged in tanks and casks, then for more than 10 years in the bottle

Philosophy and Style

Type of wine

Red

Crop type

Certified organic

Style

Full-bodied and powerful

Type of soil

Clay-limestone and limestone gravel

Tasting

Food Recommendations

Iberian chicken breast, grilled and glazed with satay sauce, served with piquillo pepper coulis and pickled beets

Serving Suggestions

17° C

High point

2024-2034

Marlène No. 3 is the latest addition to Marlène Soria’s red wine lineup. As the third vineyard planted at the Peyre Rose estate, this wine—crafted in the shade and silence of the Saint-Pargoire garrigue—features a higher proportion of Grenache than the other cuvées (approximately 35%). Syrah remains the dominant variety at 65%, enhanced by a clay-limestone terroir that has been farmed organically from the very beginning.

Philippe Mischler, sommelier at Mundovin: Peyre Rose’s Marlène No. 3 is a wine that demands time and rewards patience a hundredfold. It is a vertical, energetic, spirited wine with dense tannins; the reds from Peyre Rose, brimming with energy and tension, express a remarkable paradox between fragrant, delicate aromas and a powerful body. As they age, they have the potential to become great wines.

Aromas of red and black fruits mingle with more surprising and wild notes of bramble, mint, and flowers, a bouquet of rare intensity, complemented by peppery aromas, sweet spices, and crushed black olives—the indelible signature of Syrahs from the garrigue.

The palate is taut, developing slightly more structure than the estate’s other vintages, with notes of peony. The tannic framework is magnificent, the finish masterful, and the aging potential promises even more pronounced evolution after a few years in the cellar.