Gerard Bertrand Côte des Rosés

This Côte des Roses Rosé is extremely popular with unique packaging and a delicious wine inside!  Its soft, pale and brilliant with bluish reflections evolving over time into shades of orange. The nose offers aromas of red fruit, blackcurrant and redcurrant. Floral notes floral notes of rose and citrus, grapefruit complete the palette. Finish Fresh, fruity notes. The palate is fresh, greedy, with great aromatic persistence aromatic persistence and fine balance. The special glass-stoppered bottle looks like a rose when up-turned.

• Winery: Gerard Bertrand
• Varietal: Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault
• Region: Languedoc, France
• Vintage: 2023
• Alcohol: 13%
• Volume: 750ml
• Closure: Glass stopper -  Vino-lok
• Pairs well as an as an aperitif or with shellfish and subtly spiced dishes

Côte des Rosés celebrates the Mediterranean lifestyle. The Languedoc appellation stretches along the Mediterranean coast from the Spanish border as far as the city of Nimes, along the foothills of the Montagne Noire and the Cevennes. The soils are highly varied, mainly with hard limestone and schist, but also gravel transported by the rivers of the Languedoc region. The warm, windy climate (“semi-arid Mediterranean climate with mild winters) helps the grapes to ripen in good, healthy condition, while retaining all their fresher qualities thanks to the altitude and the influence of the sea which eases the scorching summer heat. The bottle is original with its base in the shape of a rose, created by a young designer from the Ecole Boulle. A wine to be given in the same way you would offer a bunch of roses!

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Wine Enthusiast named his winery Europe’s best in 2011, but Gerard Bertrand began as a rugby player for France and Narbonne. It wasn’t until the early death of his father that he returned to take the reigns of the family operation, Domaine de Villemajou in Boutenac, Corbieres. He soon identified the potential of the Languedoc-Roussillon to produce rich yet bright, modern wines suited to world market trends and from there began acquiring labels and properties across the region. Balancing an organic and increasingly biodynamic viticulture with an evangelical zeal for exporting his Mediterranean ‘Art de Vivre’, Gerard Bertrand has quickly become one of the most important champions of that which epitomises Southern French wine of today: superb quality in quantity.

• 90/100 Wine Enthusiast, Reggie Solomon (2023 vintage)
• 91/100 Points - John Caro (2019 vintage)
• 17/20 Points - Jancis Robinson (2017 vintage)
• 90/100 Points - Wine Spectator, Gillian Sciaretta (2017 vintage)