Ultimate Provence AOP Cotes de Provence 2019
Product code: 00073813- Country: France
- Region: Provence
- Sub-Region: Provence
Information
- Colour: Rosé
- Vintage: 2019
- Bottle Size: 6lt
- ABV: 12.5%
The beauty of this wine extends from the bottle to the contents. Layers of raspberry, strawberry fruit in the nose invite you to a gorgeous, yet spicy palate. A fresh wine with great acidity for food pairing, but roundness to enjoy on its own. If you only have one bottle to bring – this is the ultimate wine for any occasion.
Ultimate Provence
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