Côtes de Gascogne

Indication Géographique Protégée

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Tasting Notes

Sa robe pétale de rose et son nez de petits fruits rouges vous séduiront autant que sa bouche tendre et fraîche. Ce rosé délicat sera idéal à l’apéritif, avec des tapas ou des grillades de viandes blanches.

Serve cold, between 8°C and 10°C (46°F-50°F).

Wine making process

A historical Armagnac terroir, the Côtes de Gascogne vineyard extends over 20,000 hectares in the south of the Landes at the bottom of the Pyrenees. Its sunny slopes, cool nights and clayey-silt soils naturally make it the best white soil in the South of France. The grapes, harvested at night, are protected by organic yeasts instead of sulphates in order to avoid the development of undesirable micro-organisms.
The grapes are then placed in an Inertys nitrogen press to prevent any oxidation. After cold stalling and settling, the juices ferment slowly in vats controlled in temperature at 16°C.