Ch de Berne – Romance Provence Rose
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France
Provence
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Rose
The Facts
UPCs 2024 (750ml) - 8 18252 02047 5
Origins France > Provence > IGP Mediterranee
Appellation IGP Mediterranee
Varietal Grenache
Cepage 40% Grenache, 30% Cinsault, 15% Merlot, 15% Syrah
Winemaking Stainless steel
Alcohol by Volume 12.5%
Markets California
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The Character
Overall Star-bright, ruby red grapefruit.
Aromas Amazing aromatics that are very inviting. Dominant ripe watermelon, sweet cherry blossoms.
Mouthfeel Round, ripe, juicy, and fruit-forward, red berries.
Tasting Notes A great texture, almost silkiness to the wine.
Pairings Spicy Asian cuisine, shellfish, taco night. But it is, a perfect cocktail rosé!
Awards 92pts Tasting Panel
Sustainability Sustainable In Practice
The Story
Chateau de Berne
• Built by the Romans, a 1,235-acre site with 300 acres of vines
• #1 wine tourism destination in Provence
• 5 Star Relais & Chateau hotel & award-winning spa
• Michelin Green Star Restaurant – Le Jardin de Berne
• Practices sustainable farming techniques (HVE3 certified)
• Built by the Romans, a 1,235-acre site with 300 acres of vines
• #1 wine tourism destination in Provence
• 5 Star Relais & Chateau hotel & award-winning spa
• Michelin Green Star Restaurant – Le Jardin de Berne
• Practices sustainable farming techniques (HVE3 certified)
About Ch de Berne
Producer Story
Vines have been grown on the Château grounds since Roman times. Situated on the Aurelian Way, a Roman road formerly linking Italy and Spain, the vineyard was also a trading post for wines. The amphoras used to transport the precious beverage were made on site, as witnessed by an ancient oven discovered in the grounds around a century ago. Raymond V, donated the estate to Saint Bernard, the founder of the Cistercian Order. It remained the property of the Marquis de Villeneuve for the next 3 centuries.
Producer Story
Vines have been grown on the Château grounds since Roman times. Situated on the Aurelian Way, a Roman road formerly linking Italy and Spain, the vineyard was also a trading post for wines. The amphoras used to transport the precious beverage were made on site, as witnessed by an ancient oven discovered in the grounds around a century ago. Raymond V, donated the estate to Saint Bernard, the founder of the Cistercian Order. It remained the property of the Marquis de Villeneuve for the next 3 centuries.
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