Narassa 2024 Domaine Lafage, 75cl, 15°

Overview

The Narassa 2024 from Domaine Lafage captures the vibrant, sun-soaked character of Roussillon wines. Sourced from vines cultivated under the Mediterranean sun, this powerful 15° red wine showcases the expertise of a passionate family of vignerons. A generous, modern cuvée that celebrates the richness of Languedoc-Roussillon terroirs.

Estate & Appellation

Domaine Lafage stands among the benchmark estates of the Roussillon vineyard. Run by a committed family of winegrowers, the domaine champions Mediterranean grape varieties and the region's exceptional terroirs. The wines of Languedoc-Roussillon benefit from an ideal climate, between sea and mountains, imparting character and intensity to the cuvées produced.

Viticulture & Winemaking

The grapes are sourced from selected parcels, worked with respect for the fruit and the environment. Vinification favours gentle extraction and preservation of aromas. Élevage refines the structure whilst maintaining the freshness and fruit expression characteristic of the vintage.

Tasting Note

The appearance shows a deep red colour with violet tints, a sign of youth and concentration. The nose expresses generous aromas of ripe black fruits, sweet spices and Mediterranean garrigue. On the palate, the attack is round and warming, supported by dense, velvety texture. The finish lingers on fruity, spiced notes with fine length.

Food Pairing

This Narassa will pair beautifully with grilled meats, duck breast with figs, herb-crusted lamb cutlets or robust Mediterranean dishes. It will also match well with characterful cheeses or spiced cuisine.

Serving

Serve this wine between 16 and 18°C to fully appreciate its aromas. Opening a few hours before serving or decanting will reveal its full complexity. Enjoy now or cellar for a few years.

Awards

Domaine Lafage is regularly rewarded by critics for the quality of its Roussillon wines.

Legal Information

Alcoholic strength: 15% vol. Capacity: 75cl. Contains sulphites. Please drink responsibly. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health.