Ventilo Rosé 2022
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DOMAINE DE PARIS CÔTES DE PROVENCE ROSÉ 2022
Sold by Laithwaites
£18.99
(As of 31/10/2023)
£16.99
Angels Angel Price
£14.99
About the wine
A rare rosé made from Chenançon
- Probably the only rose in the world made with the rare and wonderful Chenançon grape. It’s like nothing you’ve tasted before.
- Fresh but intense, pale but with a punch. It’s a racy rose that’s incomparable to its pink neighbours in Provence.
- 'Thank you Angels! We are very excited to have the opportunity to share our wines with you. It is such a great privilege to be able to focus entirely on producing beautiful grapes and on making delicious wine. The stress of an uncertain future during the shut down had us facing tough decisions about the future of some of our wines. Thanks to Angel support we are no longer struggling with these choices!'
Jennifer Buck, Winemaker
Best before
Drink now to 2025
Serving advice
Serve at 10-12°C
Food match
Caramelized onion tart with olives
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
France
Languedoc-Roussillon
Chenancon
Rose
13.5% ABV
75cl
Vegan
Vegetarian
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Jennifer Buck
- 20 years ago, Jennifer moved from California to France to study and teach English. She met a Frenchman called Didier, fell in love, and decided to stick around.
- Jen's husband Didier was born and raised in Douzens, a tiny village in Corbières with a population of 800. He is the son of wine growers, like almost everyone else in the village.
- In 2009 they moved back to Didier's village, where they converted an old barn into a winery. Since then, they've been slowly growing their small family-run organic wine production.
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