Wine in Provence

Rich-tasting and well-crafted, with flavors of honeysuckle, red cherry and spice. Creamy and lush on the finish.

The genesis of the La Suffrene Estate stems from several generations, who have known how to cultivate and transmit a treasure modelled by nature during thousands of years.

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Chateau Coussin is one of three Estates owned by the Sumeire family. It is their flagship and is located in the village of Trets which is at the foothills of the Sainte Victoire mountains near Aix en Provence. The Sumeire family have traced their ancestors in Trets all the way back to the year 1500. They have been wine merchants for five generations and in 1968, when Elie Sumeire became the latest successor to the family business, the focus was shifted from being wine merchants to cultivating the family estates. The soils of the Sainte Victoire Cotes de Provence sub-appellation are composed of clay and limestone that are unique in their origin from ancient stony alluvial deposits from mountain torrents. These soils are known locally as Puyloubier. Viticulture has been present in this area dating back 2,600 years ago to the ancient Greeks. While ancient traditions abound, the winery is a state of the art facility and every attention is given to preserving the bright and aromatic aspects of the spectacular fruit that Chateau Coussin produces. The Croix du Prieur label is the second wine of Chateau Coussin. Winery Château Coussin Varieties 60% Grenache / 10% Cinsault / 30% Syrah Farming Practices sustainable / agriculture raisonée / adheres to "Mediterranean Nutrition in Provence" charter Soils clay-limestone made up of ancient gravelly alluvial deposits Trellis system double Cordon de Royat Hectares/Acres 17.26 ha / 50hL/ha Altitude 650m Exposure NE to SW Harvest Technique mechanical Year Vines Were Planted 1985 Yeast selected Fermentation 18 days of cold tank stabilisation of must at 4°C / 2 day cold soak / temperature-controlled stainless steel fermentation Maturation 4 months Sulfur total 119mg/L // free 34mg/L Filter yes Fining unfined Alcohol 12.5% Item No FR490 Size 750ML Bottle Case 12 Country France Region Provence Sub-region Sainte-Victoire

Cabernet-Sauvignon, Mourvèdre, Grenache, Rolle A blend of great southern varietals, alongside Cabernet-Sauvignon, make for an authentic “gourmet” rosé. Colour: Lovely pale lychee pink. Nose: Powerful, explosive and complex. The high proportion of Cabernet and Mourvèdre adds aromas of red fruit (raspberries, red currants etc.), citrus (grapefruit, lychees) and complex spicy aromas. Floral and mineral aromas come through after aeration. Mouth: Very elegant and stylish. The aromatic palette becomes more complex with spicy notes joining the floral, citrus and red fruit aromas. The very fine and well-balanced structure is followed by a fresh finish with mineral notes.

Exotic aromas with orange zest, roses petals, coconut, cantaloupe melon and minerals. Decisive attack bringing notes of toasted almonds, spices, and finishing with integrated acidity and minerality.

Pale pink robe, aromatic nose with notes of vine peaches, fresh and structured mouth. Ideal accompaniment for grilled meats, marinated fish, courgette flower fritters.

The color is clear and delicate. The nose fresh: a blend of exotic fruits with light spice flavors. The palate is supple and elegant without being in breach of liveliness. Under his pale color, the Château Leoube Rosé unveils a full complex wine.

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