Pécharmant
South-West FrancePécharmant is a grape variety that originates from the Bordeaux region of France. It is primarily used to produce red wines, though it is also employed in the production of rosé and white wines.
Pécharmant is known for its aromas of red fruits such as cherry, strawberry, and redcurrant, along with notes of tobacco and leather. It is also characterized by moderate acidity and medium tannin content. Wines produced from this variety typically display a deep red color and pleasing structure on the palate.
Pécharmant pairs well with numerous dishes, notably red meats, tomato-based preparations, and strong cheeses. It is also an excellent accompaniment to spiced dishes, as it can balance heat and intensity.
Pécharmant is cultivated in the Dordogne region, where it is considered one of the most prestigious varieties. Wines produced from this grape are often regarded as superior quality and are highly appreciated by wine enthusiasts.
It is worth noting that Pécharmant is a variety quite sensitive to disease and extreme climatic conditions, making careful cultivation essential to achieve quality fruit.
Winemakers
Union Vinicole Bergerac Le Fleix
BAGGIO Le Fleix (24130) 05.53.24.64.32
www.cave-bergerac-le-fleix.com
