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A remarkably fresh and deep wine, with typical Rhône characteristics of ripe fresh fruit, complexity and savoury nutty edges.

Country of origin: France.

Storage: Ideal to drink now or store for 1-2 years after purchase.

Package type: Glass Bottle.

Recycling information: Glass.

Allergen Information: Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites.

Brand: Famille Perrin. Brand details: Famille Perrin are one of the leading family wine companies of the Southern Rhone Valley, famous for producing one of the top wines of the region; Chateau de Beaucastel. They also own vineyards in many other important areas of Cotes du Rhone, Gigondas, Vacqueyras and Vinsobres. White Cotes du Rhone is quite rare, representing only around 10% of the regions production. It is always a blend of indigenous grape varieties that give wines of great complexity with fruit as well as savoury almost nutty notes making for a very enjoyable glass of wine.

Country of Packing: France.

Grape variety: Grenache Blanc, Marsanne, Roussanne, Viognier.

Current vintage: 2023.

Regional information: The Côtes du Rhône region, located in southeastern France, is known for its diverse terroirs and Mediterranean climate. The area benefits from a mix of sun, cool winds, and varied soils, including clay, limestone, and gravel. These conditions help produce wines with bright fruit flavors and balanced acidity.

Tasting notes: Beautiful bright and shiny lemon colour with green undertones. Floral nose and delicate notes of white flesh fruit such as apple and peach, great aromatic freshness. The mouth is rich and balanced, with great minerality. The finish is long and persistent.

Alcohol by volume: 13%.

Serving suggestions: Serve cooled to around 12 degrees, ideal with grilled fish.

Vinification details: The grapes are picked early in the morning to keep them fresh. After pressing, the juice is chilled to remove any solid particles. The wine ferments in stainless steel tanks at a controlled 16°C for about 15 days. After fermentation, the wine is racked and aged in stainless steel tanks, maintaining its crisp character, until it's ready for bottling.