L'Oublié Red 2021

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€25,00

France - Languedoc-Roussillon

Cépages : Syrah, Carignan, Cinsault

Contenance : 75cl

Taux d'alcool : 14.5°

  • Red
  • Calm

2021

A rare blend of Syrah, Carignan, and Cinsault, aged using the solera method since 2001, L'Oublié is a timeless Mediterranean red. Dense, vibrant, and imbued with history, it blends leather, black fruit, spice, and freshness in a profound and living structure. A unique cuvée, crafted by Jeff Coutelou, to be savored slowly, like a wine passed down through generations.

€25,00

Livraison 48h à 72h (France Métropolitaine)

Conseils personnalisés et service client réactif

Références rares et pépites introuvables

Paiement Sécurisé

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Cuir

Fruits noirs

Fruits noirs

Fruits Rouges

Fruits Rouges

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Sol : Clay-limestone
Vinification : A still red wine made using an ancestral method, with natural fermentation stopped in the bottle, without any added yeast or sulfites, for a living and sincere wine.
Carafage : Yes
Température de service : 16-18°C
Potentiel de garde : Ages 10 and up

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Profil Technique


Carafage : Yes
Potentiel de garde : Ages 10 and up
Température de service : 16-18°C
Vinification : A still red wine made using an ancestral method, with natural fermentation stopped in the bottle, without any added yeast or sulfites, for a living and sincere wine.
Sol : Clay-limestone

Mas Coutelou

Since 1987, Jeff Coutelou has cultivated 13 hectares of living vines in Puimisson, a pioneer of natural winemaking. On a rich and sun-drenched terroir, he crafts free-spirited wines, made without additives, full of energy and sincerity. Each wine, whether red, white, rosé, or a spirit, is a poem rooted in the earth, an ode to life, to be shared with simplicity.

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L'Oublié Red 2021

Mas Coutelou

Terroir, plot size and grape varieties

In the heart of Languedoc-Roussillon, between wild garrigue and sun-drenched stony soils, L'Oublié 2021 tells a story of time, sun, and memory. This still red wine, from Mas Coutelou, is born from a blend of Syrah, Carignan, and Cinsault, three grape varieties deeply rooted in the winemaking history of the South. Each contributes its voice to this Mediterranean chorus: Syrah for structure and spice, Carignan for depth and texture, and Cinsault for freshness and fruity roundness. But what makes L'Oublié unique is its patient construction: a solera, or "perpetual" system, nourished by wines from eleven different vintages, including a 2001 Carignan, the first link in a living memory.

Cultivation methods

Jeff Coutelou, a free and inspired figure in the natural wine movement, cultivates his vines according to the principles of certified organic farming. At Mas Coutelou, each vine is cared for as an individual, each soil respected as a living organism. No chemical inputs, no compromises: nature expresses itself unfiltered, and the wine becomes a companion to life. The winemaking follows this same philosophy, free from artifice. No added sulfur, no corrections. It is the fruit, time, and energy of past vintages that shape this rare cuvée. The solera system, rarely used in still red wines, brings an almost mystical complexity, where each vintage enriches the next, in an infinite loop of transmission and depth.

Tasting & pairings

L'Oublié 2021 opens like a door to a warm and enveloping elsewhere. The nose is a sensory journey: patinated leather, ripe black fruits, bursts of red berries, sweet licorice, hints of oriental spices… On the palate, it is dense, sun-drenched, and sensual, yet without heaviness. The wine's energy is palpable, almost vibrant. Its breadth is combined with a lively tension, as if the older vintages were instilling wisdom and balance in the younger ones. This is a wine that tells a story with every sip, a memory passed down from the depths of the barrels.

At the table, it pairs wonderfully with a grilled ribeye steak, a confit shoulder of lamb, or a platter of fine charcuterie. But it can also stand on its own, as a contemplative wine, to be savored slowly, in the glow of a summer evening.

L'Oublié is not just any wine. It's a sensory manifesto, a collective work of time and earth, crafted by a visionary winemaker. A rare, profound bottle that deserves to be savored… so as not to be forgotten.