Named The Dog Strangler (Estrangle-Chien in parts of France), this wine showcases the Mataro grape, also known as Mourvèdre. Rarely seen as a single varietal, it truly stands out. The wine boasts a rich, deep purple-black hue that's as captivating as its name. Aromas of blueberries, anise, smoked meats, and Asian spices fill the glass, creating an enticing and complex bouquet. On the palate, it delivers fleshy blue fruits, dark cherries, spice, and licorice. The dark fruit weight is beautifully balanced by seamless tannins and acidity, providing the structure and lift this wine needs for a striking finish.