Chateau Dsclans Rock Angel

An exceptionally elegant rose; fresh nose with light fruit aromas, complex notes of liquorice and hint of angelica. Full of harmony on the palate with delicious red fruit, floral flavours and elegant minerality. A touch of oak and bâtonnage adds a creamy feel, rich texture and hint of spice. Stone fruit and white pepper burst onto the tongue, leading onto slightly savoury notes with a long and silky finish. An exceptional Provence Rose. Sacha Lichine is a man of pedigree. His father, of Russian descent, and American mother, had built their wealth and reputation with a Bordeaux business which included Chateaux Prieurie Lichine and Lascombes in Margaux. Sacha Lichine has continued with the family tradition for innovation, by drawing on his wide experience of winemaking and his keen understanding of consumer needs a range of contemporary Mediterranean wines with the ‘chicken’ labels, whose fruit forward style makes them immediately enjoyable. They are southern French with a distinct New World accent.

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Provence , France

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Ingredients

ABV: 13.5%

Allergen: , Sulphur

Product Description

An exceptionally elegant rose; fresh nose with light fruit aromas, complex notes of liquorice and hint of angelica. Full of harmony on the palate with delicious red fruit, floral flavours and elegant minerality. A touch of oak and bâtonnage adds a creamy feel, rich texture and hint of spice. Stone fruit and white pepper burst onto the tongue, leading onto slightly savoury notes with a long and silky finish. An exceptional Provence Rose. Sacha Lichine is a man of pedigree. His father, of Russian descent, and American mother, had built their wealth and reputation with a Bordeaux business which included Chateaux Prieurie Lichine and Lascombes in Margaux. Sacha Lichine has continued with the family tradition for innovation, by drawing on his wide experience of winemaking and his keen understanding of consumer needs a range of contemporary Mediterranean wines with the ‘chicken’ labels, whose fruit forward style makes them immediately enjoyable. They are southern French with a distinct New World accent.