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Screaming Devil is a rosé wine from the prestigious French appellation of Cotes de Provence. In this picturesque region, the vines enjoy a Mediterranean climate with long sunny days tempered by the sea breezes, and are rooted in mineral-rich soils that provide the wine with a mineral character.
After harvest, the grapes are quickly pressed to preserve their freshness and their bouquet, and fermentation takes place in stainless steel. The result is a fresh, joyful, and youthful wine that fully embodies the quintessential Provence, with an expressive and aromatic character.
In the glass, the wine reveals a crystalline color with pale salmon tones. On the nose, it opens with lively fruity aromas of ripe strawberries, white peaches, and currants, followed by floral notes of rose and lavender on a background of Mediterranean herbs. On the palate, it is fresh and vibrant, dry and crisp, harmonious and fruity. It has a light body, an intense and balanced acidity and a long finish that recalls mineral notes. It's the ideal wine for a summer picnic, as an aperitif, or paired with seafood salads, grilled vegetables, Pizza Marinara, pasta salads, or Nasi Goreng. Serve it chilled and enjoy its exceptional value for money!
Screaming Devil Cotes de Provence Rose 2024
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Screaming Devil Cotes de Provence Rose 2024
- 2024
- 750ml
- Rose
- 12.5%
- Rosé Wine
- Syrah,
- Grenache,
- Cinsault
- Screaming Devil
- Provence
- France
- Vintage: 2024
- Size: 750ml
- Type: Rose
- Alcohol: 12.5%
- Varietal: Rosé Wine
- Grapes: Syrah
Grenache
Cinsault - Winery: Screaming Devil
- Region: Provence
- Country: France
Screaming Devil is a rosé wine from the prestigious French appellation of Cotes de Provence. This is a fresh, joyful, and youthful wine that fully embodies the quintessential Provence, with an expressive and aromatic character. In the glass, the wine reveals a crystalline color with pale salmon tones. On the nose, it opens with lively fruity aromas of ripe strawberries, white peaches, and currants, followed by floral notes of rose and lavender on a background of Mediterranean herbs. On the palate, it is fresh and vibrant, dry and crisp, harmonious and fruity. It has a light body, an intense and balanced acidity and a long finish that recalls mineral notes
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VAT
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Screaming Devil Cotes de Provence Rose 2024
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