The fresh, dry and delicious Chateau de Lascaux Rosé.
40% Cinsault, 30% Syrah and 30% Grenache from Languedoc, France. Made from organic grapes.
This review is brought to you by L’Aventure Languedoc – Celebrate #LanguedocDay May 26, 2017!
The Chateau de Lascaux Rosé is available for as low as $14. Imported by Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant. Sample submitted for review.
From the importer:
Direct press
Traditional vinification at low temperatures
Wine does not undergo malolactic fermentation
Ages in cuve for 7 months before bottling13% Alcohol
We’re just a few days away from #LanguedocDay on May 26 and we’re back today with another excellent pick from the area. Today’s wine comes from Chateau de Lascaux, surrounded by the signature wild herbs (garrigue) of the region and named after the limestone specific to its vineyards.
The 2016 Chateau de Lascaux Rosé Garrigue begins with pleasant aromas of cherry, berry, a little tomato plant and light garrigue notes just like the name suggests. Tasting the wine reveals a fresh and delicious dry rosé with a zippy mouthfeel. Light-bodied and with good acidity, the fruit turns a bit tart with lemon, lime, orange peel and more. A little white pepper as well as some chalky minerality lead into the dry finish which features some lingering berry and lime notes with a touch of tropical fruit. This is a really excellent dry rosé!
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See a listing of local retailers selling the Chateau de Lascaux Rosé here.
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