Vintage: Non-vintage
Aged: Unaged
Product of:
France
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The last red berry of the summer, the wild blackberries are only harvested when fully ripe. Joseph Cartron insists on using only wild blackberries rather than cultivated varieties to ensure the aromatic power of the fruit.
The vats are loaded with fruit up to two-thirds of their volume and then filled with pure alcohol. The infusion is carried out at room temperature and lasts four to five weeks until the colour and aromas of the blackberries have been fully extracted by the alcohol.
The infusion is decanted and carefully filtered. Crystallised sugar is slowly blended and this naturally lowers the alcohol content and amplifies fruit flavours.
Store away from light and heat and refrigerate after opening if the bottle is to remain open for several months.
Review and Tasting
Sampled on 11/01/2024
Appearance:
Clear, dark burgundy red with faint blue rim. Thick glass-coating viscosity with thick legs.
Aroma:
Floral violet notes permeate blackberry fruit.
Taste:
Rich and syrupy with concentrated berry flavours and subtle floral perfumed notes.
Aftertaste:
Long, rich blackberry fruit finish.
Overall:
A very good example of a classic crème de mûre.
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