2015 Côtes de Provence AOC Sables d’Azur

Name: Côtes de Provence AOC Sables d’Azur
Brand: Château Gassier
Rating: 88 (1 reviews)

Château Gassier

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Tasting 2017

The rosé wine Côtes de Provence AOC Sables d’Azur, vintage 2015 from the winery Château Gassier has been rated in 2017 by Peter Moser, Othmar Kiem, Martin Kilchmann & Ulrich Sautter with 88 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the region Provence in France.

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 13.07.2017: Peter Moser, Othmar Kiem, Martin Kilchmann & Ulrich Sautter

Deep salmon pink, brass reflections. Distinct herbal spice, orange confit, yellow peach, preserved cherries. Medium complexity, sweet texture, dried apricots, some blossom honey on the finish.

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Region: Provence, France

Winery: Château Gassier

Category: Rosé Wine

Vintage: 2015

Alcohol Level: 13%

Price: bis 10 €

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Château Gassier

chem. de la Colle
13114 PUYLOUBIER
Frankreich
+33/ 4/42 66 38 74
[email protected] www.chateau-gassier.com

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