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Domaine Courbis, AOP Cornas (Châteaubourg). Laurent and Dominique Courbis continue a family tradition of vine-growing in the area since the sixteenth century. Champelrose: 4.5 ha in Cornas — 2.5 ha of centenarian vines planted in 1919 plus 2 ha of 25–30-year-old Syrah — on poor, well-drained granitic sand soils at the foot of the Cornas slope. Production: ~20,000 bottles. 100% Syrah.
Hand-harvested into small crates. Fully destemmed. Fermented in stainless steel at 30–32 ºC with a maceration of approximately three weeks. Aged 15 months in oak barrels (15% new, 30% one-fill, 55% two-fill), then three months in tank before bottling.
Champelrose 2022 | Domaine Courbis | Cornas
Identificación del vino
Procedencia y elaboración
Este vino procede de la región del Ródano en Francia, específicamente de la denominación de origen Cornas. Se ha elaborado con uvas Syrah.
Perfil esperado o notas descriptivas
Aunque no se proporcionan detalles sobre su perfil organoléptico, este vino es un tinto elaborado con Syrah que probablemente ofrezca sabores intensos y complejos de frutas negras maduradas junto a notas de especias y tostados. Su estructura podría ser robusta con taninos bien integrados.
Puntuaciones y comentarios de críticos
Cierre breve con el carácter general del vino
El Champelrose 2022 es un Syrah expresivo que destaca por su intensidad y complejidad, siendo una excelente opción para aquellos que buscan vinos de alta calidad en la región del Ródano.
Descripción generada por IA con conocimiento WSET. Solo orientativa.
The Courbis family has grown vines in Châteaubourg since the sixteenth century. When Laurent and Dominique took over in the 1980s, the house already had four centuries of farming behind it; their father, Maurice, had been one of those who opened the way in the area.
The domaine covers some forty hectares of hillside across the communes of Glun, Châteaubourg and Cornas: eight in the Cornas appellation, eighteen and a half in red Saint-Joseph and five in white Saint-Joseph, plus Saint-Péray. The soils change with the parcel —granite sandstone where the Syrah goes, limestone at Les Royes— which is what justifies bottling the sites separately.
In Cornas they farm two places that are nothing alike. Les Eygats faces east and south-east at two hundred and fifty metres, planted in 1991. La Sabarotte is a south-east-facing slope with genuinely old vines: they were planted in 1947. Champelrose completes the run of single-site bottlings.
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