Bandol Rosé 2020
Domaine Maubernard
- £20
In stock
£216.00 for 12 Save 10% (£18.00 each)
- Producer
- Domaine Maubernard
- Grape Varieties
- Cinsault, Grenache, Monastrell/Mourvèdre
- Origin
- France > Provence
Provence rosé from the finest sites in Bandol. This is a vibrant and refreshing wine, that offers abundant food pairing potential. A Sommelier's rosé!
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- Dry, crisp, subtle rosé; lovely red berry fruit balanced by excellent acidity and freshness.
- Rosé from Bandol usually commands a handsome premium, but Maubernard's is exceptionally well-priced.
- Predominantly Mourvèdre with a splash of Grenache and Cinsault.
- Drink while it's as fresh, vibrant and refreshing as possible.
- Delicious with light pasta dishes, spicy cuisine or grilled fish.
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- Product Code
- 18DMBR20
- Wine Type
- Wine, Classic, Rosé
- Bottle Size
- 75cl
- Origin
- France > Provence
- Producer
- Domaine Maubernard
- Vintage
- 2020
- Grape Varieties
- Cinsault, Grenache, Monastrell/Mourvèdre
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