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Peluda

Peluda, is a red grape mainly grown in the Languedoc-Roussillon of France and Catalonia region of Spain. “Pelut” means “furry” in French, which refers to the fuzzy character found on the vine’s leaves, thought to have adapted to retain moisture in the Mediterranean heat. Expect flavours of juicy raspberry, fennel and pepper.

General Characteristics

Colour: Red

Dryness: Dry

Tannin: Medium (+)

Body: Medium (+)

Acidity: Medium (+)

ABV: Medium: 11.5-13.5%

Flavours: Jam Raspberry Strawberry Margoram Tyhme Eucalyptus Menthol Mint Balsamic Fennel Licorice Star Anise Black Cherry Black Plum Black Pepper White Pepper Cardamom Clove Ginger Bay Leaf Dill Tarragon Cherry Cranberry Pomegranate Redcurrant

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