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Palette Rosé Château Simone 2023
Château Simone

Palette Rosé Château Simone 2023

Chateau Simone's Palette Rosé is one of the great French rosés . It is produced in Palette, a small Provençal sub-zone near Aix-en-Provence, where the chalky soils lend finesse to the region's wines. A sophisticated blend where Grenache and Mourvèdre combine with rare and traditional varieties, some almost forgotten. Vigorous on the nose, with hints of fruit and spices, the palate of great savour and persistence is memorable

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Features

Denomination

Palette AOC

Vines

Grenache 45%, Mourvèdre 30%, Cinsaut 5%, Syrah, Castet, Manosquin, Carignan and Moscato 20%

Tipologia

Alcohol content

14 %

Format

75 cl Bottle

Vineyards

Vines about 50 years old on rocky soils rich in limestone, with northern exposure

Vinification

Soft pressing, spontaneous alcoholic fermentation, blending with the "salasso" technique

Aging

Several months in wooden barrels only, short passage on fine lees

Filosofia produttiva

Natural, Indigenous yeasts

Additional Notes

Contains sulfites

PALETTE ROSÉ CHÂTEAU SIMONE 2023 DESCRIPTION

With its deep and elegant identity, Château Simone's Palette Rosé exemplifies the extraordinary level of quality that even the rosé wine category can achieve. Already its intense cherry pink colour makes it clear that we are not dealing with the classic 'drinkable rosé', giving an insight into the important complexity and structure of this label. Thanks to these qualities, Château Simone's Palette Rosé is in fact counted among the best rosé wines in the world and has established itself as a true cult wine.

Château Simone Palette Rosé is made from a blend of Grenache (45%), Mourvèdre (30%) and Cinsault (5%), combined with 20% so-called 'secondary' grapes, including Syrah, Castet, Manosquin, Carignan and various Muscatels. The grapes, cultivated without the use of insecticides and chemical herbicides, come from hillside vineyards over 50 years old, facing north and planted on soils rich in limestone. Harvesting is done entirely by hand when the grapes have reached full ripeness, with a double selection of the bunches, both in the vineyard and in the cellar. This is followed by gentle crushing, partial destemming and soft pressing, with the must thus obtained then combined with a percentage of must taken using the "salasso" technique. Alcoholic fermentation occurs spontaneously and is followed by several months of ageing in small wooden barrels on the fine lees.

Château Simone's Palette Rosé has an intense cherry pink colour. The refined and complex aromatic bouquet is described by notes of red fruits and wild roses, followed by deep hints of spices such as cinnamon and hints of iodine on the finish. Taste of great structure and breadth, characterised by a marked fresh-sappy verve capable of lending verticality to the progression, anticipating the very long persistence on the finish.

Colour

Intense cherry pink

Scent

Deep hints of red fruits and flowers such as wild rose, sweet spices such as cinnamon, iodine notes on the finish

Taste

Very savoury, complex and vertical, very fresh and with great structure