A faithful expression of Côtes du Rhône Rosé, keep this wine on hand to enjoy during the summer.
Presentation
Presentation
An intense rosé typical of Côtes du Rhône.
The vintage
The 2023 vintage is characterised by a beautiful climatic balance, which is reflected in the cellar. The mild winter was followed by a dry spring then a hot summer, particularly in August and September. Despite a slight lack of rain, these conditions allowed ideal ripening and the harvest began on August 22nd in perfect conditions. Under a warm and radiant sun, the harvest went perfectly, even if it was necessary to work quickly to prevent the juices from oxidizing in the heat, particularly the rosés. The harvest ended on October 4, with the last devatting on October 23. The first tastings reveal very balanced wines: they are rich, powerful and have good concentration, while having retained a beautiful freshness. A vintage that shows great potential.
Location
This wine is produced from our vineyard Le Grand Prébois in Orange.
Terroir
There are 2 types of soils at Le Grand Prébois, stone, clay and limestone on one side and gravel and clay on the other.
Ageing
The grapes are harvested early in the morning to benefit from the freshness of the night. The proximity of the vines to the Grand Prébois cellars allows the grapes to be pressed straight after picking. After pressing, the juices are cold settled in order to remove suspended particles. The alcoholic fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks and lasts about 15 days, the temperatures are regulated between 14 and 16 ° C. The wines are then racked and aged in stainless steel tanks until bottling.
Varietals
Cinsault
Grenache
Mourvèdre
Syrah
Grenache
Mourvèdre
Syrah
Advice
Serving
Serve chilled with fresh melon salad, feta quinoa and pumpkin seeds.
Tasting
Seductive colour of a beautiful grapefruit-pink with shiny undertones. Gourmet and delicate, the nose reveals a subtle aromatic bouquet mixing floral notes with aromas of juicy white nectarines. Full of roundness and elegance, the palate is easy, offering aromas of very ripe fruit, perfectly well balanced by a beautiful freshness. The long finish prolongs these seductive aromas, supported by a fine bitterness.
Reviews
"With fruit coming from the Grand Prébois vineyards (home of the first estate of the Perrin patriarch dating back to 1909), the grapes are grown on the hills with gravel, clay and limestone. This is a classic southern French rosé. Pretty aromas of peaches and cream and a touch of spice. Another level up on concentration, intensity and gravitas. A gently phenolic structure with round, ripe fruit, crunchy redcurrants, fresh strawberries, creamy lees richness and the weightiness and intensity of a reserve-level wine."
