Hey there, fellow wine enthusiasts! Today, we're embarking on a virtual trip to the sun-drenched landscapes of Provence, to explore a wine that's as beautiful as a sunset and as refreshing as a sea breeze: the Moonlight & Roses Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence Rosé.
Now, if you're any bit like me - a fan of all things wine - you know that Rosé is so much more than a summer fling. It's a style of wine that's been winning hearts and palates over the years, shaking off old stereotypes and cementing its place in the wine world. And, let me tell you, this particular Rosé is a shining example of why that's the case.
First things first, let's talk about the color. Pour a glass of Moonlight & Roses, and you're greeted with a hue that could give the most breathtaking Provencal sunset a run for its money. It's a delicate ballet slipper pink, so enticing and inviting, it's almost as if the wine is flirting with you.
Next, the nose. Close your eyes, take a whiff, and you're instantly transported to the French countryside in the height of summer. It's an aromatic bouquet of ripe strawberries, Provencal herbs, and citrus blossoms, with a hint of the Mediterranean sea breeze. It's the kind of aroma that makes you want to pack your bags, hop on the next flight to France, and immerse yourself in the vineyard-lined landscapes of Provence.
And then, there's the taste. Let me tell you, it's every bit as delightful as the aroma suggests. Picture fresh strawberries and red cherries, balanced with a dash of grapefruit zest and a sprinkling of Provencal herbs. It's an elegant and balanced palate that takes you on a journey through the flavors of the region.
But, what sets this Rosé apart is its structure. This isn't a light, forgettable Rosé. No, this is a wine with body and texture. It's got a silky, almost creamy mouthfeel that makes each sip a pleasure. And the finish? Long and refreshing, leaving a lingering taste of summer on your palate.
When it comes to pairing, the Moonlight & Roses Rosé is a versatile partner at the dining table. It pairs beautifully with a range of dishes, from fresh seafood to grilled chicken, making it an excellent choice for your summer cookouts.
In conclusion, the Moonlight & Roses Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence Rosé is a bottle that promises – and delivers – a delightful sip of Provencal summer. It's a testament to the craftsmanship and terroir of the region, and a fantastic wine for every day without many pretensions. The best quality / price ratio.
Wine Tasting Note.
Alright, let's uncork the Moonlight & Roses Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence Rosé, a wine that's as much a visual delight as it is a palate pleaser. One look at its ballet slipper pink color, and you're already mentally transported to a picturesque sunset in Provence.
Nose: Swirl and sniff, and a potpourri of ripe strawberries and red cherries greets your nostrils. It's as if you're in a Provencal fruit orchard in the summer. There's also a subtle whiff of Provencal herbs and citrus blossoms, like a soft undercurrent, adding that hint of sophistication to the nose. It's a lot like taking a deep breath while walking along the Mediterranean coast - relaxing, refreshing, and downright invigorating.
Palate: On the palate, the strawberry theme continues. Imagine biting into ripe, juicy strawberries and cherries, and then getting a sudden zing of grapefruit zest - that's what each sip feels like. Plus, there's the faintest hint of Provencal herbs that adds an extra layer to this wine, reflecting the terroir where it hails from.
Finish: It's long, it's lingering, and it leaves an aftertaste of a Provencal summer on your palate. This is the kind of finish that makes you want to savor each sip, and take your time with the bottle.
Paired at home fresh salmon and shrimp, crabs and scallops with Moonlight & Roses Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence Rosé in June, 2023.
So, next time you're in the mood for a wine that's as enjoyable as a summer's day in Provence, you know what to reach for. Until then, cheers, and happy wine adventures! Au revoir!, Adieu!, À bientôt!, À la prochaine!
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