French Touch Rosé 2021
| Country | French Touch |
|---|---|
| Region | French Touch |
| Appellation | Languedoc |
| Winery | French Touch |
| Vintage | 2021 |
| Color | Rose |
| Varietal(s) | 60% Grenache, 20% cinsault, 20% Syrah |
| Country | French Touch |
|---|---|
| Region | French Touch |
| Appellation | Languedoc |
| Winery | French Touch |
| Vintage | 2021 |
| Color | Rose |
| Varietal(s) | 60% Grenache, 20% cinsault, 20% Syrah |
Tasting notes
Delicate and rich aromas of apricot.
Sophisticated and elegant wine, with a long finish and complex aromas.
Pairing
Aperitif, Mediterranean cuisine, summer salad, grilled salmon with olive oil, pizza
Terroir
Clay and sand soil. The depth and filtering properties give the wine a fresh and sophisticated character.
Viticulture
Cordon Royat double tailoring. 4500 vines per hectare. Agriculture Raisonnée (responsible farming).
Based on Terra Vitis and his HVE3 certification. Limited intervention in the field as much as possible.
Vinification
Machine harvested early in the morning of early September. After de-stemming, maceration was performed at low temperature for 6 hours.
Fermented at 15 degrees under temperature control. Aged in a combination of a traditional tank (half buried underground and surrounded by Languedoc red bricks) and a stainless steel tank.
| Closure | Natural Cork |
|---|---|
| Alcohol | 13,5% |
| Product Code | 21P1741 |
| Inventory | In Stock (1397) |
Winery Description
The concept of French Touch originated in the early eighties in the music industry with the famous Palace night club in Paris and a generation of world famous DJs such as David Guetta and Bob Sinclar as well as bands as Daft Punks.
This style developed by those musicians was called the “French touch".
This concept of French Touch can be applied to other fields and fashion is one of them. The unique style of fashion designers such as Coco Chanel, Yves St Laurent ,Christian Dior, and Christian Lacroix to name a few has illuminated the fashion industry for decades.
But the concept of ”French Touch” definitely makes lots of sense in the wine world where there is definitely a “French touch” in the style of French wines versus new world wines.
Less forward fruit, more elegance, balance and complexity.
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