Bordeaux Rosé 2007 - Case of 12

Standard retail price: £71.88

COMMENDED at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2008

An elegant, fresh and vibrantly youthful example of modern French rosé, with a lively pink hue and delicious, crisp flavour of strawberries and cream

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  ABOUT THIS WINE: This rosé, from the famous Bordeaux region of France, hits a fine balance between ripe fruitiness and crisp subtlety. It was made from a blend of classic Bordeaux red grapes Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc, picked and fermented with great care to preserve the delicate aromas and flavours in the finished wine. The fruit was grown on hills overlooking the Garonne river south of the city of Bordeaux. The winemaker was Yvan Meyer of Maison Sichel, who created this wine especially for Marks & Spencer.
  
  SERVING: Serve this wine lightly chilled. It makes the perfect refreshing aperitif served on its own, or try it with light snacks and canapés, or with simple seafood dishes like scallops or prawns.
  
  KEEPING: Enjoy this wine while it is young and vivacious. It should be opened within 3 months of purchase. Finish in 2 days, keeping the resealed bottle in the fridge between servings.
  
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