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Matassa - Rouge 2025

France | Roussillon | Red
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Brand: Matassa
31,08 € Measure price:
Category: Roussillon
EAN: 2377544925314767
Bottle volume: 0,75 l
Color: Red wine
Country of origin: France
Filtration: No
Grape variety: Carignan
Percentage of alcohol: 11,5 %
Region: Roussillon
Styl: Dry
Type of wine: Natural wine
Vintage: 2025
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Matassa Rouge 2025 is a pure Carignan from exceptionally old vineyards on the stony slopes of France's Roussillon. Vines planted at the beginning of the last century give low yields and grapes of striking character. From them, Tom Lubbe makes a red that combines the depth of old vines with surprising freshness. Sour cherries, red forest fruit, a hint of smoke and Mediterranean herbs appear on the nose. The palate is dry, juicy and mineral, with fine tannins, pleasant acidity and a long, clean finish. The wine has beautiful structure yet never feels heavy or overripe. Whole bunches undergo a short maceration and spontaneous fermentation. The wine then ages for ten months in used 500-litre oak barrels. Unfiltered, unfined and with no added sulphites. Great with roast meat, lamb, mushroom dishes or bolder cheeses.

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In 2001, New Zealand native Tom Lubbe founded the Domaine Matassa winery in the southernmost region of France, on the border with Spain. In the Roussillon region, he grows the typical varieties of this region: Macabeu, Grenache Gris, Carignan and Grenache. All this at an altitude of 450 meters above sea level and with a very low production of around 3,500 kg per hectare. Everything is processed by hand. Apart from a small amount of SO2 used after fermentation, no other additives are added to the wines.

Since 2003, they have been farming in a biodynamicbiodynamic regime. Tom Lubbe recently moved the winery to the village of Montner, about 10 kilometers to Calce, but the vineyards have of course remained in their original location.


tom-lubbe-matassaTom Lubbe, la Dive Bouteille, 2/2/2020