Mourgues du Gres, Costieres de Nimes Fleur d'Eglantine Rose, 2025
Costieres de Nimes is the southernmost outpost of the Rhone - flat, sun-soaked, breezy off the Camargue - and Chateau Mourgues du Gres, run by Francois Collard, is its most reliable address. Fleur d'Eglantine, named for the wild rose that lines the estate's vineyards, is a direct-press rose based on Grenache and Mourvèdre, completed with Syrah and Carignan, farmed organically. The pale pink color is a giveaway: this is rose in the dry, gastronomic Provencal mold, not the candied stuff. Crisp wild strawberry, tangy redcurrant, and a quiet floral lift make it a default summer pour - with the right credentials, and the right intent, to drink without thinking.
Mourgues du Gres, Costieres de Nimes Fleur d'Eglantine Rose, 2025
Costieres de Nimes is the southernmost outpost of the Rhone - flat, sun-soaked, breezy off the Camargue - and Chateau Mourgues du Gres, run by Francois Collard, is its most reliable address. Fleur d'Eglantine, named for the wild rose that lines the estate's vineyards, is a direct-press rose based on Grenache and Mourvèdre, completed with Syrah and Carignan, farmed organically. The pale pink color is a giveaway: this is rose in the dry, gastronomic Provencal mold, not the candied stuff. Crisp wild strawberry, tangy redcurrant, and a quiet floral lift make it a default summer pour - with the right credentials, and the right intent, to drink without thinking.
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Costieres de Nimes is the southernmost outpost of the Rhone - flat, sun-soaked, breezy off the Camargue - and Chateau Mourgues du Gres, run by Francois Collard, is its most reliable address. Fleur d'Eglantine, named for the wild rose that lines the estate's vineyards, is a direct-press rose based on Grenache and Mourvèdre, completed with Syrah and Carignan, farmed organically. The pale pink color is a giveaway: this is rose in the dry, gastronomic Provencal mold, not the candied stuff. Crisp wild strawberry, tangy redcurrant, and a quiet floral lift make it a default summer pour - with the right credentials, and the right intent, to drink without thinking.
