Château de BerneIntemporelle Rosé AOP Côtes de Provence NV

Name: Intemporelle Rosé AOP Côtes de Provence
Brand: Château de Berne
SKU: VIN-022599
Price: 21.45 GBP
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Product code: 22599

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Rosé Wine from
Provence, France

Country: France

Region: Provence

Type: Rosé Wine

Winery: Château de Berne

Alcohol: 13.00%

Volume: 750 ml

Grape: Cinsault, Grenache/Garnacha, Shiraz/Syrah, Carignan

Grape: Grenache Noir, Cinsault, Syrah, Carignan

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Country: France

Region: Provence

Type: Rosé Wine

Winery: Château de Berne

Alcohol: 13.00%

Volume: 750 ml

Grape: Cinsault, Grenache/Garnacha, Shiraz/Syrah, Carignan

Grape: Grenache Noir, Cinsault, Syrah, Carignan

Taste Profile

Light

Bold

Dry

Sweet

Soft

Acidic

Tasting Note

This wine shows a delicate pale peach hue with bright, inviting highlights. The nose is fine and elegant, offering lifted aromas of ripe stone fruits. On the palate, it’s textured and long, with a graceful structure and a distinct, almost tactile grain. The finish is gently sweet, unfolding with notes of white-fleshed fruits and a subtle touch of red berries like currants and strawberries.

Product Notes

Château de Berne Intemporelle Rosé AOP Côtes de Provence is a delightful French wine that offers elegance and sophistication. This rosé boasts a delicate pink hue, possessing an aromatic bouquet of fresh strawberries and peaches, underpinned with a subtle herbaceous note. On the palate, it balances vivacious, fresh flavours with a medium acidity, delivering a pleasingly dry finish. Crafted in the sun-drenched Côtes de Provence region, this exceptional rosé is a testament to the winemakers' skill and expertise. Perfect for sipping on a balmy summer forecast, it is a stunning exemplification of Provence’s stellar reputation for rosé wines.

About the Winery

Located in the picturesque region of L'orgues in Provence, Château de Berne Winery stands as a symbol of the Provencal winemaking legacy. Established in 1750, the winery is steeped in history, which adds to its grand allure.

Bounded by olive groves and lavender fields, the estate sprawls over a massive area of 1,250 acres. More than 296 acres of this verdant landscape are dedicated exclusively to vineyards. The vineyards bask in the Mediterranean sun, fostering rich grape varieties that serve as the backbone of the unique wines. Some of the key grapes grown here are Grenache Noir, Syrah, Cinsault, and Rolle, each contributing to Château de Berne's broad array of reds, whites and rosés.

Château de Berne is not just seen as a winery, it’s considered a lifestyle destination. Its visitors are invited to explore the beauty of the Provencal countryside. Furthermore, the estate encompasses a gourmet restaurant, a luxury hotel and a tranquil spa, making it a veritable haven for wine enthusiasts from around the globe.

Being a member of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux association, the standard of hospitality at Château de Berne is immaculate. The estate aspires to provide an immersive experience, offering wine tours, tastings, workshops and other exciting programmes for its guests.

Whilst preserving traditional winemaking techniques, the vineyard house is fervently embracing modern technology to enhance the quality and consistency of its wines. In the cellar, the vintners craft the wines with finesse, encapsulating the character of the Provence region into each bottle their produce; perfect for the discerning palate, appreciating the nuances of fine wine.

Presiding over its serene surroundings, Château de Berne is a true gem in the French winemaking industry. Apart from its indulgent wines, it’s the warmth and artisanal craft that put the winery high up on every wine lover’s must-visit list. A place of elegance, where flavours meet heritage. This is Château de Berne.

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