Peyrassol, Cotes de Provence Rose "Cuvee des Commandeurs", 2025
Pale, refined Provence rosé from an estate where wine has been made for some 800 years. Château Peyrassol traces back to the Knights Templar, and the Cuvée des Commandeurs is a step up in elegance and complexity from its everyday bottlings. It's a light-colored, refined blend led by Grenache with Cinsault, Syrah and Mourvèdre, plus a touch of Vermentino that lends a unique sense of refinement. The vines grow mostly in clay and limestone soils with a bit of schist, which keeps the fruit in check and amps up the savory mineral notes. Lithe, barely rosy in hue and bursting with elegance, this is a serious rosé that still drinks like summer in a glass.
Peyrassol, Cotes de Provence Rose "Cuvee des Commandeurs", 2025
Pale, refined Provence rosé from an estate where wine has been made for some 800 years. Château Peyrassol traces back to the Knights Templar, and the Cuvée des Commandeurs is a step up in elegance and complexity from its everyday bottlings. It's a light-colored, refined blend led by Grenache with Cinsault, Syrah and Mourvèdre, plus a touch of Vermentino that lends a unique sense of refinement. The vines grow mostly in clay and limestone soils with a bit of schist, which keeps the fruit in check and amps up the savory mineral notes. Lithe, barely rosy in hue and bursting with elegance, this is a serious rosé that still drinks like summer in a glass.
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Pale, refined Provence rosé from an estate where wine has been made for some 800 years. Château Peyrassol traces back to the Knights Templar, and the Cuvée des Commandeurs is a step up in elegance and complexity from its everyday bottlings. It's a light-colored, refined blend led by Grenache with Cinsault, Syrah and Mourvèdre, plus a touch of Vermentino that lends a unique sense of refinement. The vines grow mostly in clay and limestone soils with a bit of schist, which keeps the fruit in check and amps up the savory mineral notes. Lithe, barely rosy in hue and bursting with elegance, this is a serious rosé that still drinks like summer in a glass.
