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Rhône, France45% Clairette, 35% Grenache Blanc & 20% BourboulencFull on and richly textured white showing plenty of ripe stone fruit (white peach, apricots), along with some delicate floral notes balanced out by zesty, citrus dominated finish.Domaine Bosquet, Chateuneuf-du-Pape blanc
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South of France, France80% Grenache Blanc & 20% RoussannePale green with bright colour. Beautiful minerals notes on the nose with a hint of vanilla and ripe fruit (pear, white peach ...). The palate is full and rich offering a subtle blend of citrus, white fruit and mineral notes. A delicate and long lasting finish.Domaine Lafage Centenaire, Côtes du Roussillon
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South of France, FrancePicpoul de PinetA lesser-known grape variety, this wine is light, crisp and delicate with soft citrus notes and a round finish. Picpoul de Pinet is one of those French wine appellations, and grape varieties, once discovered, is long-loved. A perfect summer wine - it's fruity & floral with refreshing acidity.Picpoul de Pinet, Foncalieu Bridau, Côteaux du Languedoc
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South-West France, France60% Colombard, 20% Sauvignon Blanc & 20% Gros MansengAn aromatic and elegant crisp wine, with notes of tropical fruit, pineapple and grapefruit.Domaine Menard, Côtes de Gascogne
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Languedoc, France60% Grenache Blanc, 30% Chardonnay, 10% RoussanneA nice French white blend of grenache blanc, chardonnay and roussanne. Crisp and tangy almost like a Napa sauvignon blanc with white grapefruit pith and citrus notes - not dissimilar to lemon lime sherbet! This is a well-integrated wine, medium in body with a smooth mouthfeel and honeyed minerality. Good acidity.Domaine Lafage "Côté EST", Côtes Catalanes Blanc, Rousillon
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Languedoc, France100% Piquepoul NoirA wonderful example of an almost forgotten variety: Piquepoul noir, the brother of Piquepoul blanc. Its unusual name evokes the way in which hens (or 'poules' in French) would peck ('piquer') at the grapes scattered on the ground. Delicate aromas of rose petals, lilac flowers, vine peaches and mango. Exotic mouth, full of freshness, finish with citrus aromas (lemon, lime).Piquepoul Rose Picpoul Noir
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South of France, FranceSyrah/GrenacheDark fruits, sweet black cherries, kirsch, pepper and bouquet garni-like characteristics, its medium to full-bodied, beautifully fruited and stays graceful, fresh and lively on the palate.Domaine Lafage Cote Sud VDP Cotes Catalanes Rouge
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South of France, FranceMourvèdre 80%, Grenache 20%"La Caumette" by Domaine Lafage is an intense and complex red wine from Languedoc based on Mourvedre and Grenache grapes. On the nose the fruit is in evidence with references of cherry and blackberry that are mixed with refined puffs of spices and undergrowth. On the palate it shows power and elegance, driven by intense fresh, tannic and fruity sensations.Lafage La Caumette
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South of France, FrancePiquepoulCitrus aromas combined with floral notes on the nose. Fresh, lively and thirst quenching on the palate. Decanter: Outstanding 95 pointsPicpoul de Pinet, Villa Des Croix
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South of France, FranceGrenache, Cinsault, Vermentino, Syrah and TibourenAn iconic Provence rose. Fully flavoured with lovely fresh red fruits and complexity. From Grenache, Cinsault, Vermentino, Syrah and Tibouren grape varieties. A fresh and solid rosé with delicate strawberry fruit and a beautiful mineral profile. A kick of mouthwatering salinity on the finish. A supremely drinkable rosé with a recognisable Provence style.Whispering Angel - Magnum Edition
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Rhône, FranceMarsanneYves is now the fourth generation of winemakers at this domaine, one of the finest in the northern Rhone Valley and known especially for his Condrieu. His more humble, but still delicious, Marsanne has floral and peach/pear aromas with distinctive richness and concentration but also an almost herbal freshness on the finish. Try decanting this to help it to open up, it's worth the effort. Drink young, up to 3-4 years.Yves Cuilleron Marsanne Les Vignes D’a Cote 2018
€22.95
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