First Impressions
Chateau De Plaisance Anjou Ronceray 2022 arrives at £37.50 for 75cl, and at this price, it needs to offer genuine quality to stand out in a crowded market. This wine is absolutely stunning with notes of custard apple, toast and baked hay. The palate has a delicious core of apple pie, candied lemon and a rich creamy texture. If you want a cha
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On the Nose and Palate
The nose offers rich plum and blackberry on the nose, layered with notes of vanilla, dried herbs, and a touch of dark chocolate. Moving to the palate, the wine is full-bodied and generous, with layers of dark fruit, supple tannins, and a savoury mid-palate of dried herbs and spice. The finish is extended finish with dark plum, black pepper, and a satisfying dry close.
Food Pairing and Serving
This pairs beautifully with roasted red meats, aged cheeses, and hearty stews. Serve at around 16–18°C, and consider decanting for 30 minutes to let the aromas fully develop.
The Verdict
Chateau De Plaisance Anjou Ronceray 2022 earns a well-deserved 7 out of 10. This is an very good red that delivers its blend with genuine conviction and craft. At £37.50, this is a serious wine that justifies the investment. Whether you're building a cellar or simply looking for something excellent to drink tonight, this bottle earns its place.
