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Séguret Côtes-du-Rhône Villages Loubié Rosé, Domaine de Mourchon 2024

Rose Wine from France - Rhone

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Domaine de Mourchon is situated between Mount Ventoux and the hilly picturesque village of Séguret, offering panoramic views over the Rhône Valley. With the vines planted at altitude, there is plenty of freshness in the wines with beautiful purity and perfume. This is a round and fruity rosé from grenache and syrah that is as refreshing on its own as with a plate of charcuterie. Expect plenty of wild flowers and strawberries with hints of citrus that continue on the palate.

£12.95 Bottle

£155.00 Case of 12

In Stock

Code: RH75831

Wine characteristics

Rose Wine
1 - Bone dry
Grenache/Garnacha
75cl
Now to 2027
13% Alcohol
no oak influence
Screwcap
395 g (Empty bottle weight)

Organic
Biodynamic certified

Domaine De Mourchon

The Domaine de Mourchon is the ‘retirement’ home of Walter McKinley and his wife Ronnie, though the word retirement seems utterly inappropriate when you see the work that has gone in to the establishment and success of this domaine. Walter and Ronnie bought the property in 1998 having sold his information technology, taking on 17 hectares of vines in a beautiful spot but without a house or winery. It was, they admit, a ‘coup de couer’. Convinced of the high-quality of the terroir in the Dentilles de Montmirail below the slopes of Mont Ventoux and armed with huge enthusiasm they had built a state-of-the-art gravity-flow winery by the end of the following year. Two years later winemaker Sebastien Magnouac joined the team and with his help the domaine has earned a reputation as one of the foremost in the appellation and in the southern Rhône as a whole, so much so that they had to purchase more vineyard in 2003. They make several cuvées of red Côtes-du-Rhône, a white of the same appellation, a rosé and more recently a Châteauneuf du Pape red for which some of the fruit comes from the famous Le Crau plateau.