Cuvée du Golfe de Saint-Tropez Rosé 2020
Vignerons de Grimaud
- £14
- £9.06
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- Producer
- Vignerons de Grimaud
- Grape Varieties
- Cinsault, Grenache
- Origin
- France > Provence
A classic, pale and elegant rosé from sun soaked hillsides around the Gulf of Saint Tropez. Les Vignerons de Grimaud have been producing excellent Provencal wines since 1932, and their rosé epitomises the very best of the region.
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- Fresh, crisp, dry, and incredibly refreshing. Notes of fresh raspberry, strawberries and cranberry
- Cuvée du Golfe comes from the best vineyards surrounding St Tropez itself
- Fortunately for us, Les Vignerons de Grimaud have been on the scene since 1932, and have long-term contracts with some of the best growers in Provence.
- Perfect for drinking right away, in the sunshine
- Perfect as an aperitif, or with salad niçoise or pan fried salmon
More Details
- Product Code
- 18AGCG20
- Wine Type
- Wine, Classic, Rosé
- Bottle Size
- 75cl
- Origin
- France > Provence
- Producer
- Vignerons de Grimaud
- Vintage
- 2020
- Grape Varieties
- Cinsault, Grenache
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