Cuvée Intemporelle Côtes de Provence Rosé 2021
Cellier de la Crau
- £18
- £11.79
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- Producer
- Cellier de la Crau
- Grape Varieties
- Grenache
- Origin
- France > Provence
A classic, pale and elegant rosé from the luxurious Côtes de Provence. Since 1913, co-operative Cellier de la Crau have been producing excellent Provencal wines. The Intemporelle cuvée is bright and clean, with exotic ripe aromas and a refreshing fruity flavour.
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- Delicate, pale rosé with finesse, balance and freshness.
- Mostly Grenache with a very small amount of Vermentino and Carignan
- Rosé is best drunk as young as possible so get it direct from the UK importer - that's us!
- Delicious on its own or with lighter dishes, including seafood.
More Details
- Product Code
- 18A21ITP
- Wine Type
- Wine, Classic, Rosé
- Bottle Size
- 75cl
- Origin
- France > Provence
- Producer
- Cellier de la Crau
- Vintage
- 2021
- Grape Varieties
- Grenache
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