Château Pas du Cerf Rosé (Côtes de Provence)

Ficha técnica

Tipo

Rosé

Uva

Grenache, Cinsault

País

France

Região

Côtes de Provence

Denominação

Côtes de Provence

Corpo

light

Acidez

medium

Doçura

dry

Safras avaliadas

• 201688 pts

  This is the estate wine from this property named after the stag that was hunted by the French King Francis I in the 16th century. It is softly fruity with a balance between the ripe raspberry fruit and light acidity. Drink this summer.

• 201588 pts

  With its name going back to 16th-century stag hunting by King Francis I, this chateau offers a perfumed, deliciously ripe wine that is light and poised at the same time. An herbal touch partners with the red fruits for extra freshness.

• 201488 pts

  A classic rosé blend of Grenache and Cinsault, this is soft, crisp and fruity. The smooth texture gains attractive lift from acidity and raspberry fruits. It is light and bright at the end.

• 201388 pts

  Crisp and fruity, this wine demands to be drunk this summer. With bright red fruits, a light smoky texture and lime zest flavor, it is light, fresh and fragrant at the end.

• 201184 pts

  This is full, soft and a little heavy. It's condensed with sweetness from the rich fruit and misses some crispness.