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Fleur de Bonheur Rosé IGP L'Hérault 2025 - 0.75l

Fleur de Bonheur Rosé IGP L'Hérault 2025 - 0.75l

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Fleur de Bonheur Rosé IGP L'Hérault 2025 - 0.75l

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Product information "Fleur de Bonheur Rosé IGP L'Hérault 2025 - 0.75l"

Fleur de Bayonne the new Fleur du Vent Elegant bouquet, spicy note, balanced, slightly sweet and fruity. The Languedoc wine-growing region is often called the "California of France". The similarity between California and the Languedoc is based on the similarities of sunshine, many different microclimates and many different landscape formations. In addition, there are many different types of soil and great wine potential, which has been exploited more and more in recent years. At the end of the 1970s, tens of thousands of hectares of inferior vines were cleared and a young, often well-trained generation of winegrowers introduced high-quality varieties and modern cellar technology. As a result, the Languedoc increasingly made a name for itself as a supplier of great quality wines.
Country: France
Wine region: Pays-d'hérault
Vintage: 2025
Wine type: Rosé
Grape variety: Cuvée
Alcohol content: 12 %
Volume: 0.75 l
Packaging: 6-bottle carton
Food pairing: Aperitif, Starters & salads
More information: Contains sulfites

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Madame V. Point Pommard 1er Cru AOP 2016 - 0.75l
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Madame V. Point Volnay 1er Cru "Clos des Chênes" AOP 2022 - 0.75l
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Madame V. Point Nuits-Saint-Georges AOP 2019 - 0.75l
Madame V. Point Nuits-Saint-Georges AOP 2019 - 0.75l
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Madame V. Point Gevrey-Chambertin AOP 2017 - 0.75l
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The limestone and marl soils of Gevrey-Chambertin AOP in the Côte de Nuits, partly located on elevated parcels with south-eastern exposure, form the basis for a structured Pinot Noir with clear expression of origin. The appellation is known for more powerful yet precisely defined Burgundy wines. Madame V. Point follows this classical approach, focusing on balance and terroir expression. Ripe red and dark berries, cherry and subtle floral notes combine with delicate spice and lightly earthy nuances. The tannins are present yet integrated, supported by fresh acidity and mineral tension, giving the wine length and composure.
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Content: 0.75 Liter (CHF 70.00* / 1 Liter)

Albert Ponnelle Gevrey Chambertin "Les Cabottes" AOC 2023 - 0.75l
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A classic Burgundy with character: ‘Les Cabottes’ presents itself in an intense garnet red and unfolds a seductive bouquet of dark berries – black cherry, blackberry – as well as subtle notes of forest floor and toasted undergrowth. On the palate, it is powerful and dense, with elegant fruit sweetness, silky tannins and a clear, lively acidity. The finish is long and spicy, leaving a subtle mineral note.
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Fleur de Bonheur Blanc IGP L'Hérault 2025 - 0.75l
Fleur de Bonheur Blanc IGP L'Hérault 2025 - 0.75l
Fleur de Bayonne the new Fleur du Vent Densely floral, fruity notes, soft, balanced finish The Languedoc wine-growing region is often called the "California of France". The similarity between California and the Languedoc is based on the similarities of sunshine, many different microclimates and many different landscape formations. In addition, there are many different types of soil and great wine potential, which has been exploited more and more in recent years. At the end of the 1970s, tens of thousands of hectares of inferior vines were cleared and a young, often well-trained generation of winegrowers introduced high-quality varieties and modern cellar technology. As a result, the Languedoc increasingly made a name for itself as a supplier of great quality wines.
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Content: 0.75 Liter (CHF 7.33* / 1 Liter)

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