2021 | Chateau Galoupet | Rose

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Rose Wine: 2021 | Chateau Galoupet | Rose

An elegant, fresh ros, the first from the revitalised Chteau Galoupet vineyard in the heart of Provence. A barrel-aged blend of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre offering notes of white fruit, citrus and bitter almonds alongside hints of white flower and ripe peach.

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Producer: Chateau Galoupet

Vintage: 2021

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14%

Varietal: Southern Rhone Red Blend

Country/Region: France, Provence

An elegant, fresh ros, the first from the revitalised Chteau Galoupet vineyard in the heart of Provence. A barrel-aged blend of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre offering notes of white fruit, citrus and bitter almonds alongside hints of white flower and ripe peach. Fuller bodied with a layered mineral finish, this is an excellent choice to pair with food or for those who enjoy a fuller bodied wine.

Producer Information

Chateau du Galoupet, a winery in Frances Provence region dating back to the 17th Century, covers 68 hectares of vineyards, mainly producing ros wine.LVMHs portfolio of wine and spirits labels have driven strong sales growth in recent years. It reported a 10% increase in revenue across in 2018 reaching 46.8 billion, with its wine and spirits division contributing 5.1 billion.The luxury goods group, which is the largest of its kind in the world, bought a controlling share of cult Napa estate, Colgin Cellars, in November 2017, already owning the Newton Vineyard wine estate, which is based in St. Helena.According to a recent report jointly published by FranceAgriMer and the Interprofessional Council of Vins de Provence, global still ros wine consumption has grown steadily for the past 15 years (+28% between 2002 and 2017).