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Product Details
First released in 2012, this has become one of the most sought-after of all rosé wines, beloved for its berry character, fresh pastry, red plum, nuts and mushrooms fruit - not to mention its easygoing, food-friendly texture. Pair with grilled fish or chicken, or summer salads.
- Essentials Collection
Taste Profile
- FlavoursBerry, Bread, Plum
- Sweetness
- Body
- Flavour Intensity
- Acidity
More Details
- Release DateApril 2, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol12.5%
- Made InProvence, France
- ByMiraval
- Sugar Content2 gram per Litre
- VarietalGrenache/Shiraz
Product Details
First released in 2012, this has become one of the most sought-after of all rosé wines, beloved for its berry character, fresh pastry, red plum, nuts and mushrooms fruit - not to mention its easygoing, food-friendly texture. Pair with grilled fish or chicken, or summer salads.
- Essentials Collection
Taste Profile
- FlavoursBerry, Bread, Plum
- Sweetness
- Body
- Flavour Intensity
- Acidity
More Details
- Release DateApril 2, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol12.5%
- Made InProvence, France
- ByMiraval
- Sugar Content2 gram per Litre
- VarietalGrenache/Shiraz
Ratings & Reviews
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