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Jeff Carrel Petites Grappes 2022 Wine Review

Jeff Carrel Petites Grappes 2022

Jeff Carrel Petites Grappes 2022

D'ansignan, Cotes Du Rousillon, France

Community Score:93/100

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Price: $21.95

Drink: 2026-2029

Bottle size: 750 ml

Alcohol: 12%

Sweetness: Extra Dry

Wine Type: Red Wine


Winery: Jeff Carrel

Agent: Vinoluna Nova Inc.

Natalie's Score: 93/100

Deep ruby in colour with purple highlights. The nose is rich and Mediterranean in style, offering aromas of ripe blackberry, dark cherry and plum, complemented by notes of wild herbs, black pepper, liquorice and subtle earthy spice. The palate is generous and well-balanced, with Grenache contributing ripe red fruit, roundness and warmth, while Carignan adds freshness, structure and savoury complexity. Fine tannins and vibrant acidity support flavours of dark berries, garrigue herbs and mineral notes, leading to a long, spicy finish. A characterful southern French red showing both the richness and freshness typical of CĂ´tes du Roussillon. (Jeb Dunnuck,jebdunnuck.com,Aug. 1, 2023) MINE: This Grenache-Carignan blend is a lively, medium-bodied red brimming with redcurrant, tart cherry, and a savoury touch of dried herbs. Its bright acidity and fine tannins lend energy and focus, while subtle spice notes add lift to the fruit-forward core. Silky in texture and refreshingly precise on the finish, it's a polished and expressive wine that shines now. Enjoy with grilled Mediterranean vegetables or lamb kofta. NEW: Jeff Carrel built this bottling from Grenache and Carignan grown near d'Ansignan, in the Cotes du Roussillon at the foot of the Pyrenees. Ripe raspberry and garrigue herbs bring real warmth. Fine tannin and bright acidity give the wine plenty of energy. Black pepper surfaces as it sits in the glass. BBQ chicken wings or a hearty vegetarian stew would both be a genuine delight beside it. The Pyrenees cast a long shadow, but this wine has no trouble stepping into the sun.

Food pairings: hearty vegetarian stew, BBQ chicken wings, grilled sausages.

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This Jeff Carrel Petites Grappes 2022 was reviewed on October 24, 2026 by Natalie MacLean

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