Rose Wine: 2017 | Grard Bertrand | Corbieres Hedo Hedonisme Rose

This is a brilliant, tender, pale Ros with bluish tints when young, developing towards more orangey, coral shades with age. The bouquet offers up aromas of summer fruits, cassis and redcurrant.

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Producer: Grard Bertrand

Vintage: 2017

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14%

Varietal: Grenache, Mourvedre

Country/Region: France, Banyuls

This is a brilliant, tender, pale Ros with bluish tints when young, developing towards more orangey, coral shades with age. The bouquet offers up aromas of summer fruits, cassis and redcurrant. This overall impression is completed by floral notes of rose and citrus notes of grapefruit. What sets this Ros apart is its hints of spices and red pepper. Fresh and full on the palate with long-lasting aromatic notes and great balance.

Producer Information

Three generations of winegrowers, from Paule to Georges, then Grard Bertrand. In 1975, Georges Bertrand introduced his son Grard, then ten years old, to grape harvesting on the Chteau de Villemajou in Corbires. Georges Bertrand played a precursory role in the revelation of the terroirs of Languedoc, he opened the way to the recognition of the Boutenac cru. Grard Bertrand has been sharing his passion for wine and his convictions as well as his father’s pioneering spirit for more than 30 years. A fourth generation is in the making. Grard Bertrand’s rare talent as an assembler is shared with his team. A unique know-how, transmitted and cultivated with his wife Ingrid, and his two children, Emma and Mathias. Learn more about the history of a family passion for the vine.