Domaine d’Ansignan “Les Grenadines” by Jeff Carrel

£15.00

Best Rose in Tasting. Decanter Magazine June 2022. 95/100. “A steal at the price. Stunning.”

Never say never…I wasn’t convinced by the pre-taste description, but why worry? If Jeff makes it, chances are it’ll be a cracker. Guess what? I loved it.

It’s somewhere between a light red (Beaujolais Nouveau) and a Rose. Drink it nicely chilled and enjoy the cherry, redcurrant, strawberry flavours resulting from the blend of Grenache / Maccabeu / Carignan / Syrah / Pellut.  Just perfect for the summer…..and any other time, quite frankly.

Les Grenadines comes from the fact that they are planting pomegranate trees next to the vineyard.

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grape typeRed Blends
wine styleLight Reds
countryFrance
vintage2021
bottlesize750 ml
abv13-13.5%

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Best Rose in Tasting. Decanter Magazine June 2022. 95/100. “A steal at the price. Stunning.”

Never say never…I wasn’t convinced by the pre-taste description, but why worry? If Jeff makes it, chances are it’ll be a cracker. Guess what? I loved it.

It’s somewhere between a light red (Beaujolais Nouveau) and a Rose. Drink it nicely chilled and enjoy the cherry, redcurrant, strawberry flavours resulting from the blend of Grenache / Maccabeu / Carignan / Syrah / Pellut.  Just perfect for the summer…..and any other time, quite frankly.

Les Grenadines comes from the fact that they are planting pomegranate trees next to the vineyard.

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