Red

La Chapelle Rouge Côtes de Gascogne 2025

£11.49

Bright ruby with strawberry and raspberry on the nose. Red fruit returns on the palate with hints of blackcurrant and a subtle touch of pepper, framed by soft, silky tannins.

FranceCôtes de Gascogne, France·Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Tannat, Malbec, Pinot Noir, Syrah, Manseng Noir
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ABV 11.0%Size 75clServe 16–18°C
Why we chose it

“A light, silky red with real charm. Put it out with a board of charcuterie and cheese and it will not last long.”

Kelli - Wine Buyer
Pairs with:SteakPorkHard Cheese
About this wine

La Chapelle Rouge is a light, bright ruby red from Gascony, with a nose of ripe strawberry and raspberry. The palate echoes that red fruit and adds hints of blackcurrant and a subtle touch of pepper, all carried on soft, silky tannins. It is balanced and approachable, the kind of red that slips down easily yet still shows plenty of class.

Domaine de Pellehaut sits on three gently rolling hills at Montréal-du-Gers, where the Béraut family have made wine for more than 300 years. Brothers Mathieu and Martin pick and ferment each variety separately before blending Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Tannat, Malbec, Pinot Noir, Syrah and Manseng Noir into this supple red. Enjoy it with steak, a board of cured meats or a plate of hard cheeses, and open it over the next few years while the fruit is at its brightest.

About the producer

Domaine de Pellehaut is a family estate at Montréal-du-Gers in Gascony, owned and run by successive generations of the Béraut family for more than 300 years and one of the oldest vineyards in the Gers. Brothers Mathieu and Martin Béraut farm 180 hectares across three gently rolling hills of clay-limestone, sand and clay, producing Armagnac and breeding Blonde d'Aquitaine cattle alongside a range of fresh, aromatic and easy-drinking wines, all in harmony with the rich biodiversity around the estate.