Rostaing Le Vassal Coteaux du Lyonnais 2022

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Rostaing Le Vassal Coteaux du Lyonnais 2022

Domaine Rostaing · Coteaux du Lyonnais, Rhône, France

At a glance

Producer
Domaine Rostaing
Region
Coteaux du Lyonnais, Rhône, France
Grape variety
Gamay
Wine type
Red
Body
Light-bodied and Crisp
Sweetness
Dry
Typical price
$20-$30

Tasting profile

Fresh red berry fruits (cranberry, raspberry), floral notes, with lively acidity and a subtle mineral lift.

Evolution: Fruit will soften and integrate while acidity maintains structure; secondary earth and spice nuances may develop.

At peak: Balanced, elegant palate showcasing refined red fruit and gentle tannins with increasing complexity.

Structure

Acidity
Bright and refreshing
Tannins
Light and smooth
Alcohol
Moderate, approx. 12.5-13%
Aging potential
5-7 years from vintage

Drinking window

Peak drinking
2024 to 2027
Optimal window
2023 to 2028
Current status
Approaching optimal drinking
Current condition
Fresh and vibrant with youthful fruit character

The 2022 vintage in Coteaux du Lyonnais produced a light, fresh Gamay with good structure. Given the wine's bright acidity and modest tannins typical of the region, its peak drinking window is within 3-5 years post vintage allowing primary fruit flavors to evolve gently without losing vibrancy.

Food pairing

Pairs well with charcuterie, roasted chicken, light pasta dishes, herb-crusted fish, and mild cheeses.

Serving

Serving temperature
13-15°C / 55-59°F
Decant
Not required

Sustainability

Sustainability score: 7/10

Domaine Rostaing employs sustainable viticulture practices including organic soil management, minimal pesticide use, water conservation, and energy-efficient winery operations. Packaging uses lightweight glass bottles to reduce carbon footprint.

Domaine Rostaing shows commitment to sustainability with certified sustainable farming, careful resource management, and environmentally conscious packaging. While international distribution adds to carbon emissions, use of local vineyards minimizes impacts relative to producers sourcing grapes from multiple regions.