2023 Maison Boutinot Côtes de Thau Rosé

Name: 2023 Maison Boutinot Côtes de Thau Rosé
Brand: Maison Boutinot
SKU: CT0823PA
Price: 12.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

£12.95

Grapes are sourced from the vineyards near Lake Thau, which is located within a former volcanic region of the Mediterranean. This region has a specific microclimate, where the nearness of the body of water moderates the temperature, creating ideal conditions for ripening while preserving the acidity of the grapes.

The grape harvest is done early in the morning, and the wine is made as a classic rosé de presse, via gentle pressing and cold fermentation.

Tasting Note: This dry and characterful cuvée offers a wealth of curranty richness from Grenache and tart raspberry from Cinsault before a crisp and refreshing close. Perfect for pairing with meals, it is sure to satisfy even the most discerning palates.

Origin: Languedoc, France

Alcohol: 12.5%

Blend: Grenache, Cinsault

9 in stock

Size: 75cl

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Goes well with

Pasta dishes, barbeques and grilled chicken salads.

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Maison Boutinot

Maison Boutinot’s love affair with the Southern Rhône spans thirty years of making wine in the region.

In 2010, the relationship was sealed with the purchase of a winery and vineyards above the village of Cairanne.

Domaine Boutinot’s seven vineyards are planted with classic southern Rhône grape varieties – old vine Grenache Noir and Syrah, Mourvèdre and Carignan Noir – and they all sit within the Cairanne Cru boundaries, sanctioned in 2016 when Cairanne was granted its own appellation status.