Mirabeau Classic Cotes de Provence Rose

Pale Rosé with lychee reflections with aromas of ripe wild strawberries and raspberry compote. A feast of red summer fruits, a hint of pepper on the palate.



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Glass Bottle

Glass bottle recyclable

Importer:
Mirabeau,
SL6 1EF,
UK.

Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites

Suitable for Vegetarians

Mirabeau

The vine and five birds on the label represent the Cronk family's journey from the UK to living their dream of making wine in the South of France.

Bottled by:
EMB 83023G.

For:
Mirabeau,
Cotignac,
France.

www.maisonmirabeau.com
Mirabeau,
SL6 1EF,
UK.

Founded in 2010, by Stephen and Jeany Cronk, the Maison Mirabeau story is one of following a dream and an expression of their passion for Provence. Renowned for quality, the multi award-winning wines and gin are now enjoyed across some of the world's best venues, as well as being a favourite for at-home entertaining.

Maison Mirabeau

Grenache, Shiraz/Syrah, Cinsault, Carignan, Rolle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Trebbiano

2022

Our award winning rosé wines have been crafted from some of the finest sun-drenched vineyards in the region, with excellent farming partners and bringing to bear our widely renowned blending skills. At Mirabeau, our focus is on creating delectable rosés that are a perfect partner to a vast assortment of foods and occasions.

Salmon-pink rosé with vibrant redcurrant and strawberry, layered with ripe peach and apricot and a hint of spice and garrigue herbs. The palate is juicy and aromatic, with a fine, fresh finish that makes it easy to enjoy on any occasion.

13

9.75

Maison Mirabeau

It works beautifully as an aperitif, yet is versatile enough to go with a wide variety of cuisines

Night harvested followed by gentle direct pressing, before temperature controlled fermentation. The wines are protected with inert gas throughout the winemaking process