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Château La Tour de l'Evêque Cuvée Pétale de Rosé is an organic multi-blend style of rosé wine utilising Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah and Mourvedre grapes amongst others. Delicate aromas of white blossom, rose petals and strawberry on the nose lead on to a subtle palate. This wine displays ripe red fruits and crisp minerality over a luscious creamy texture, culminating in a clean, refreshing finish.
Château La Tour de l'Evêque is located in the Var close to Pierrefeu and was acquired by the Sumeire Family in 1958. Formerly belonging to the clergy as the summer residence of the archbishops of Toulon, this large estate is peculiar in that it bears two names: Château La Tour...
The vineyards of Provence are located between the Mediterranean and the Alps, extending some 120 miles west to east and located primarily in the French departments of the Var, Bouches-du-Rhone and the Alpes-Maritimes. Provence is known for its extremely varied landscape, the "Mistral" winds, and its hot, sunny and dry...
Grenache or Garnacha, as it is referred to in Spain, is a black grape variety and one of the most widely planted red wine varieties in the world. It ripens late, so it needs hot, dry conditions such as those found in Spain, Sardinia, and the south of France, South...
Mourvèdre is a common blending partner of Syrah and Grenache. In Spain it is known as Monastrell and in Australia and California it can also appear under the name Mataro. Mourvèdre's heartland in France is Bandol, where it reigns supreme in the red blends and yielding a savoury, gamey, herby...
The name Syrah is derived from Shiraz (the grape name adopted by Australia) and is a black grape variety that makes dark, spicy red wines in many countries. The wines from this grape variety can generally be categorised into two basic styles: the classical French style (often referred to as...
