La Marouette - Grenache Rosé (2019), 750ml

Quick Description

Enjoy this gorgeous summery 2019 Grenache Rosé with notes of ripe berries, straight from the sunny southern coast of France to your table!

Key Information

• Origins: Pays d'Oc, Vin de Pays, France
• Varietal: Rosé Wine
• Grape: Grenache
• Vintage: 2019
• Vineyard: Jacques Frelin
• Alcohol Content: 12.5%
• Character: Expressive, supple, aromatic 
• Pairing: Charred BBQ veg, vegan soft cheese on crackers, fruit salads
• Vegan
• Certified Organic

Product Overview

Indulge yourself on a summer's day with this flirty rosé wine! Packed with flavour this gorgeous drink promises to let you feel the fun! Hailing from the southern coast of France, this is a dry and delicate wine, pink in tone with magical shimmering hues. The palate offers fresh red berry fruits and a subtle pepper finish is perfect for any occasion, whether you’re having fun in the sun with friends or sipping solo. With a sensation equivalent to a summer's breeze, you can practically taste the french sunshine with every sip. With a splendid taste and a great value, you can’t go wrong! 

Pair this organically sourced rosé with charred bbq veg, some vegan soft cheese on crackers or a delicious fruit salad. Jacques Frelin vineyards use modernised winemaking techniques to craft perfectly fermented organic wines to appeal to avid and casual wine drinkers alike, so whatever your taste, get cracking on your evening (or indeed midday) with this luscious pink delight. 

Ingredients

100% Grenache.
Contains Naturally Occurring Sulfites 

Frequently Asked Questions

Do all of Jacques Frelin’s vineyards share one philosophy?

They do indeed! Certified as an organic wine manufacturer in 1998, Jacques Frelin has always promised absolute quality from its wines while caring for the health of the producers, the consumers, and the land itself. The winery strives to produce natural and tasty wines that tickle the taste buds of any who takes a sip, and it does it sustainably! Founder and general manager Jacques Frelin states; “An organic wine has to be naturally good, it is our philosophy.”