Production

The Côtes du Rhône is distinctly Mediterranean, both in climate and in culture. With long warm summers and mild winters. If you have ever visited the South of France you can’t help but notice the Garrigue covered landscape, which are wild resinous herbs and flowers, such as lavender, rosemary and thyme. It is not unusual to see vineyards that have garrigue growing between the vines. Together they create a unique scent that defines the final wine – exactly why we cannot say... but we like it! Local botanicals have been illustrated on the front label and reflect the ‘garrigue’ of the Southern Rhône vineyards – rosemary, lavender, olives – a defining scent evocative of the area. Grenache is king of this region, with its distinctive red berry fruit aromas and flavours, and forms the basis of the blend alongside 20% Syrah, added for spice and structure. Selected from surrounding vineyards of the villages of Séguret and Sablet, as well as from some of the best villages in the southern Rhône. Vineyards are predominantly chalky-clay soil with a heavy overlay of rounded limestone pebbles (galets roulés). The wine undergoes a fifteen day cuvaison, with délestage to gently extract colour and flavour. The overall blend also incorporates 15% of barrel-aged wine.

2014 Production

The Côtes du Rhône is distinctly Mediterranean, both in climate and in culture. With long warm summers and mild winters. If you have ever visited the South of France you can’t help but notice the Garrigue covered landscape, which are wild resinous herbs and flowers, such as lavender, rosemary and thyme. It is not unusual to see vineyards that have garrigue growing between the vines. Together they create a unique scent that defines the final wine – exactly why we cannot say... but we like it! Local botanicals have been illustrated on the front label and reflect the ‘garrigue’ of the Southern Rhône vineyards – rosemary, lavender, olives – a defining scent evocative of the area. Grenache is king of this region, with its distinctive red berry fruit aromas and flavours, and forms the basis of the blend alongside 20% Syrah, added for spice and structure. Selected from surrounding vineyards of the villages of Séguret and Sablet, as well as from some of the best villages in the southern Rhône. Vineyards are predominantly chalky-clay soil with a heavy overlay of rounded limestone pebbles (galets roulés). The wine undergoes a fifteen day cuvaison, with délestage to gently extract colour and flavour. The overall blend also incorporates 15% of barrel-aged wine.

2013 Production

The Côtes du Rhône is distinctly Mediterranean, both in climate and in culture. With long warm summers and mild winters. If you have ever visited the South of France you can’t help but notice the Garrigue covered landscape, which are wild resinous herbs and flowers, such as lavender, rosemary and thyme. It is not unusual to see vineyards that have garrigue growing between the vines. Together they create a unique scent that defines the final wine – exactly why we cannot say... but we like it! Local botanicals have been illustrated on the front label and reflect the ‘garrigue’ of the Southern Rhône vineyards – rosemary, lavender, olives – a defining scent evocative of the area. Grenache is king of this region, with its distinctive red berry fruit aromas and flavours, and forms the basis of the blend alongside 20% Syrah, added for spice and structure. Selected from surrounding vineyards of the villages of Séguret and Sablet, as well as from some of the best villages in the southern Rhône. Vineyards are predominantly chalky-clay soil with a heavy overlay of rounded limestone pebbles (galets roulés). The wine undergoes a fifteen day cuvaison, with délestage to gently extract colour and flavour. The overall blend also incorporates 15% of barrel-aged wine.

2012 Production

The Côtes du Rhône is distinctly Mediterranean, both in climate and in culture. With long warm summers and mild winters. If you have ever visited the South of France you can’t help but notice the Garrigue covered landscape, which are wild resinous herbs and flowers, such as lavender, rosemary and thyme. It is not unusual to see vineyards that have garrigue growing between the vines. Together they create a unique scent that defines the final wine – exactly why we cannot say... but we like it! Local botanicals have been illustrated on the front label and reflect the ‘garrigue’ of the Southern Rhône vineyards – rosemary, lavender, olives – a defining scent evocative of the area. Grenache is king of this region, with its distinctive red berry fruit aromas and flavours, and forms the basis of the blend alongside 20% Syrah, added for spice and structure. Selected from surrounding vineyards of the villages of Séguret and Sablet, as well as from some of the best villages in the southern Rhône. Vineyards are predominantly chalky-clay soil with a heavy overlay of rounded limestone pebbles (galets roulés). The wine undergoes a fifteen day cuvaison, with délestage to gently extract colour and flavour. The overall blend also incorporates 15% of barrel-aged wine.

2011 Production

The Côtes du Rhône is distinctly Mediterranean, both in climate and in culture. With long warm summers and mild winters. If you have ever visited the South of France you can’t help but notice the Garrigue covered landscape, which are wild resinous herbs and flowers, such as lavender, rosemary and thyme. It is not unusual to see vineyards that have garrigue growing between the vines. Together they create a unique scent that defines the final wine – exactly why we cannot say... but we like it! Local botanicals have been illustrated on the front label and reflect the ‘garrigue’ of the Southern Rhône vineyards – rosemary, lavender, olives – a defining scent evocative of the area. Grenache is king of this region, with its distinctive red berry fruit aromas and flavours, and forms the basis of the blend alongside 20% Syrah, added for spice and structure. Selected from surrounding vineyards of the villages of Séguret and Sablet, as well as from some of the best villages in the southern Rhône. Vineyards are predominantly chalky-clay soil with a heavy overlay of rounded limestone pebbles (galets roulés). The wine undergoes a fifteen day cuvaison, with délestage to gently extract colour and flavour. The overall blend also incorporates 15% of barrel-aged wine.

2010 Production

The Côtes du Rhône is distinctly Mediterranean, both in climate and in culture. With long warm summers and mild winters. If you have ever visited the South of France you can’t help but notice the Garrigue covered landscape, which are wild resinous herbs and flowers, such as lavender, rosemary and thyme. It is not unusual to see vineyards that have garrigue growing between the vines. Together they create a unique scent that defines the final wine – exactly why we cannot say... but we like it! Local botanicals have been illustrated on the front label and reflect the ‘garrigue’ of the Southern Rhône vineyards – rosemary, lavender, olives – a defining scent evocative of the area. Grenache is king of this region, with its distinctive red berry fruit aromas and flavours, and forms the basis of the blend alongside 20% Syrah, added for spice and structure. Selected from surrounding vineyards of the villages of Séguret and Sablet, as well as from some of the best villages in the southern Rhône. Vineyards are predominantly chalky-clay soil with a heavy overlay of rounded limestone pebbles (galets roulés). The wine undergoes a fifteen day cuvaison, with délestage to gently extract colour and flavour. The overall blend also incorporates 15% of barrel-aged wine.