A delicious three-bottle tour of France, bringing together vibrant Auvergne Pinot Noir, fresh Provençal Rosé and classic Loire Sauvignon Blanc. Three different regions, three completely different styles, and one very good excuse to open a bottle.
Bonjour France, three bottles and a rather delicious tour of French wine.
Let's be real: France has been doing wine rather well for a very long time. From the volcanic landscapes of Auvergne to the sunshine of Provence and the elegant vineyards of the Loire, this trio brings together three completely different sides of French wine.
No stuffy rules, no need to know your appellations by heart. Just three seriously good bottles, a table full of food and a little taste of France in every glass.
What’s Inside the Box:
Cave de Verny Puy-de-Dôme Pinot Noir
A Pinot Noir with a little more attitude. Grown in the volcanic landscapes of Auvergne, this juicy red brings vibrant damson and raspberry fruit, a hint of crushed stone and silky tannins, with bright acidity keeping everything beautifully fresh.
Diables & Co Rosé
Provence in a bottle, without the unnecessary fuss. Pale, fresh and beautifully vibrant, this Côtes de Provence rosé delivers bright citrus, delicate red fruit and a lively, refreshing finish. Made for sunny lunches, long afternoons and glasses that somehow keep refilling themselves.
Domaine de Pierre Les Sauterelles Touraine Sauvignon
A Loire classic with plenty of personality. This Sauvignon Blanc is bright and refreshing, with gooseberry, cut grass, dried herbs and a subtle floral character, backed by crisp acidity and a lovely rounded finish. Exactly the sort of bottle that makes seafood, goat's cheese and an afternoon in the garden very easy decisions.
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