You Are Here:
Côtes-de-Provence vineyards have their roots in the Bouches-du-Rhone, at the foothills of Mount Sainte-Victoire. These Cotes-de-Provence vineyards cling to the slopes in “restanques”, man-made dry stonewalls supporting hillside terraces, or isolated in the middle of pinewoods. Here they benefit fully from the Mediterranean climate: mild winters, early spring and moderate summers when the sun’s continuous and beneficial action ensures the vines produce fully matured grapes, oozing ripe juice.
ACCOLADES
87 Points (2008) – Wine Spectator
TASTING NOTES
Eye: very nice pink, with a tint of raspberry.
Nose: very delicate and complex with smells of roses, white peach and plum.
Palate: follows a very balanced mouth, fresh and round, with a full load of fruit, which surprises with its softness.
VARIETALS
Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault
APPELLATION
Côtes de Provence, Provence
ALCOHOL
12.5%
TOTAL ACIDITY
3.37 g/L
pH
3.3
SUGAR
2.0 g/L
CASES PRODUCED
10,000
ACCOLADES
87 Points (2008) – Wine Spectator
TASTING NOTES
Eye: very nice pink, with a tint of raspberry.
Nose: very delicate and complex with smells of roses, white peach and plum.
Palate: follows a very balanced mouth, fresh and round, with a full load of fruit, which surprises with its softness.
VARIETALS
Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault
APPELLATION
Côtes de Provence, Provence
ALCOHOL
12.5%
TOTAL ACIDITY
3.37 g/L
pH
3.3
SUGAR
2.0 g/L
CASES PRODUCED
10,000