Château de Sérame Rosé – Grande Cuvée, AOP Corbières,

Château de Sérame Rosé – Grande Cuvée, AOP Corbières from Lezignan-Corbieres, France. Château Sérame Rosé 2020 is pale pink in colour. The nose is subtly reminiscent of lychee and melon. Full and round, with a lovely fullness on the palate, its character and vinosity without overpowering tannins, this is the perfect table rosé. Made from a careful selection of plots, this rosé achieves a great balance between the generosity of Grenache, the structure of Mourvèdre and the aromas of Syrah. Served chilled at around 9°C, this rosé can be enjoyed as an aperitif with fine meats, sushi, grilled vegetables, malai chicken with sweet herbs, Thai chicken sauteed with vegetables, salmon noisettes with tomato and preserved lemon…

Château Sérame is a historic Languedoc estate whose origins date back to Gallo-Roman times. It is located in an unspoilt natural setting bordered by the river Aude and the Canal du Midi. It lies at the confluence of two appellations: Corbières and Minervois. With the arrival of Aymeric Izard as vineyard manager in 2020, the vineyard has undergone a real qualitative transformation. The 200 hectares of vines have been 100% organically farmed since 2010, The grape varieties that make up Château Sérame Rosé 20202 are harvested at dawn to take advantage of the lower temperatures and preserve their greatest aromatic potential. Na de directe persing gevolgd door een koude bezinking, vindt er een langzame gisting plaats gedurende 15 tot 18 dagen bij 18°C onder gecontroleerde temperaturen. The wine matures on lees and is stirred regularly.

The Grenache grape grows in warm and dry areas, such as southern France, Spain, South America and also California and Australia. This grape is also the most widely cultivated type of grape in the world for producing red . As just mentioned, the grape is called ‘Garnacha’ in Spanish. But you may also know him as ‘Cannonau’, as he is called in Sardinia. This grape is a real holidaymaker, and needs sun and hot pebbles to fully bake and ripen. Mourvèdre is an originally Catalan grape variety, called mataro in Catalan, but best known as monastrell. This grape is distinguished by its high-quality tannin that gives red wine a long life. Syrah, a strong blue grape of very high quality. This grape is usually not easy for wine growers, but it is the seasoning for many Côtes du Rhône Villages. Delivers incredibly powerful and complex wines under optimal conditions. Have a high tannin content, without being stiff. The Syrah grape quickly suffers from poor fruit set in cool weather during flowering (coulure) but is not very susceptible to grape diseases such as Oidium.

Syrah, a strong blue grape of very high quality. This grape is usually not easy for wine growers, but it is the seasoning for many Côtes du Rhône Villages. Delivers incredibly powerful and complex wines under optimal conditions. Have a high tannin content, without being stiff. The Syrah grape quickly suffers from poor fruit set in cool weather during flowering (coulure) but is not very susceptible to grape diseases such as Oidium.