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Chateau Sainte Beatrice « Cuvee Vaussiere » Burgundy The wines of Burgundy have long been famous for their combination of liveliness, finesse, and elegance. Running from north to south, the region Terroirs includes the Côte Dijonnaise, the Côte de Nuits, the Côte d’Or, the Côte de Beaune, through to the Côte Chalonnaise and Mâconnais in Saône-et- Loire. Vintages renowned worldwide for their flavours and two main grape varieties: Pinot Noir for reds and Chardonnay for whites. languedoc - roussillon It is one of the largest vineyards in France with more than245 000 hectares of vines! It was planted by the Greeksand the Romans after they have planted the Provenceone. It has a very beautiful wine heritage especially withregard to sweet wines like Maury and Banyuls. Thosewines are perfect on desserts or digestive. champagne Famous all over the world for the quality of its sparkling wines, the Champagne region is one of the most unusual French vineyards. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015, it is now one of the most dynamic vineyards in France. Alsace Surrounded by French and Germanic influences, the Alsace terroir has birthed wines with names reminiscent of the names of expressionist painters: Sylvaner, Gewurztraminer, Riesling… A multitude of invitations to discover and taste that simply cannot be refused. Rhône Valley The wines of the Rhône valley are the fruit of ancient knowledge, combining strength and serenity. Their Bordeaux assertive tannins and subtle flavours are a feast for both Taking in the colours and flavours of the the eyes and the taste buds. Bordeaux vineyards, a combination of roundness and intensity, is the first step on an unforgettable gustatory journey. So sit back, close your eyes, and let yourself be transported by these timeless wines. Provence Provence has used its sunny location to make itself a wine region in its own right. From the Alpilles through to the Esterel Massif, its green hillsides and rocky soils endow the region’s wines with a generous, brut character which commands respect and admiration. GLOSSARY terroirs Appearance Terroir Storage Visual aspect of the wine The place the grapes are Length of time product grown can be stored Nose Vintage Times The bouquet of the wine Year the wine was Optimum dates for harvested drinking Palate Variety Temperature The characters perceived Type of grape used in the mouth Ideal drinking temperature Accords mets et vins Red meat Brochette Pork Chicken White meats Apéritive Cold meats Fish Shelfish Crustaceans Cheese Vegetables Dessert Game FRUITS Flavour Profile Type of wine glass recommended for drinking Alcohol 14° content 75 cl Volume RUINART ROSE Champagne Ruinart was founded in 1729 in Epernay, making it the oldest domain in the Champagne area. Vintage The domain is negotiator but not grower, and 2018 purchases its grapes from over 70 producers. To this day it is owned by LVMH. 50% Chardonnay Ruinart Rose is a blend constructed on a base 35% Pinot Noir of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, mostly classified 15% Pinot Meunier as Premiers Crus with 20 to 25% coming from wines reserved from the 2 previous years. Hand- Champagne picked and fermentation in temperature-regulated stainless-steel fermenters. Ruinart is the symbol of recognized know-how 10°C and art of living. 8°C The colour is a delicate pomegranate pink with very slightly orange Storage reflections. The sparkling, light For drinking effervescence has a persistent foam. and laying down Subtle and fresh, first offering an original palette of tropical fruits To drink (guava and lychee) and small berries from 2018 (raspberries, cherries and wild until 2021 strawberries) in the first instance. On the palate, the attack is distinct and full, cradled by a gentle effervescence. The aromas of freshly picked berries are fully expressed. The balance brings 12° together a delightful freshness and voluptuous body. 160 EUROS 75 cl Champagne list 75 CL MAISON GREMILLET - BALNOT SUR LAIGNES Gremillet - Sélection Brut 12,0% 75,00 € MAISON VEUVE PELLETIER - EPERNAY Veuve Pelletier - Brut 12,5% 60,00 € Veuve Pelletier Rose 12,5 % 68,00 € MAISON AYALA - AY Ayala - Brut Majeur 12,0% 85,00 € CHAMPAGNE MAISON VEUVE CLICQUOT PONSARDIN – REIMS Veuve Clicquot - Brut Carte Jaune 12,0% 99,00 € MAISON LOUIS ROEDERER - REIMS Louis Roederer - Brut premier 12,0% 125,00 € MAISON RUINART - REIMS Ruinart Blanc de Blanc 12,5% 155,00 € Ruinart Rose 12,5% 160,00 € By the glass Gremillet 10 cl 12,0% 12,00 € Prosecco 10 cl 11,0% 6,00 € red Wines RED WINE CHATEAU ROUBINE « CUVÉE INSPIRE » Cru Classé Red wine 2016 All these châteaux have a story, located in the heart of Provençal Var, is one full Vintage of mystery. Located on a Roman road, its 2016 roots lie at the heart of the lands that once belonged to the Order of the Knights Templar. This makes this vineyard one of the oldest in France. Cru Classé since 1953, the chateau is Syrah and one of the most famous in the region. Cabernet-Sauvignon Another strength of Château Roubine lies in the fact that it is now run by a passionate woman AOP who wasted no time in introducing sustainable Côtes de Provence methods with the help of modern technologies. Valérie Rousselle, owner of the estate since 1994, works to develop the oenotourism sector in the region by running exhibitions, wine courses and 16°C wine tastings. Storage The carmine robe reveals a slight For drinking hint of amber. and laying down Ready to drink Expresses truffle, cinnamon, and and to be kept scents of undergrowth. until 2025 Rounded and elegant. The tannins are refined and clearly present. Ample finish. 13° 49 EUROS 75 cl CHATEAU SAINTE BEATRICE « CUVEE VAUSSIERE » Red wine 2016 PROVENCE Looking at producing a larger variety of wines, and in love with the 50 hectare domain in the Côtes Vintage de Provence area, Valérie Rousselle decided 2016 to invest in Château Sainte Béatrice for a new chapter in her history as wine maker. Syrah, Grenache and With vines aged on average 30 years, some of Cabernet Sauvignon which even 60 years old, the domain produces a large range of grape varieties including Grenache, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cinsault A.O.C. Côtes de for the red and rose wines, and Sémillon and Provence Rolle for the white wines. 18°C 16°C RED WINE Deep red. Storage For drinking The nose is very expressive, and laying down smoked, with aromas of liquorice and ripe fruits, blackberries, elderberries. Ready to drink and to be kept until 2024 Ample with an abundant structure. Silky tannins and an elegant finish, aromas of spice. 14° 31 EUROS 75 cl DOMAINE LA TOURRAQUE CUVÉE ESTEREL CARAVANING Red wine 2019 This domain is located in Ramatuelle and overlooks the sea. The family run business Vintage operates since 1805 and produces discrete wines. 2019 This old family farm was almost self-sufficient a century ago, and as they were aware of their impact on the environment, they decided to Grenache, Cinsault, produce fine organic wines since 2013. Mourvèdre et Syrah AOC Côtes de Provence 18°C 17°C Beautiful garnet colour with purple Storage glints. For drinking and laying down Aromas of red and black fruits. To keep for 2 years Rounded and light 13° 25 EUROS 75 cl Provence Red Wines 75 cl DOMAINE LA TOURRAQUE – RAMATUELLE Cuvée Esterel Caravaning 2019 13,0% 25,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence CHÂTEAU ROUBINE - LORGUES PROVENCE Cuvée Premium 2016 Cru Classé 14,0% 28,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence Cuvée Lion & Dragon 2015 Cru Classé 14,0% 36,00 € A.O.C Côtes de Provence Cuvée Inspire 2016 Cru Classé 14,0% 49,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence CHÂTEAU SAINTE BEATRICE – LORGUES Cuvée des Prince 2018 Cru Classé 14,0% 24,00 € I.G.P. Méditerranée Cuvée Vaussière 2016 Cru Classé 14,0% 31,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence DOMAINE MASSON - BRUE - AURIAC Domaine Masson 2018 14,0% 26,00 € A.O.P Coteaux Varois en Provence CHÂTEAU SAINTE ROSELINE - LES ARCS SUR ARGENS Roseline Prestige 2015 13,5% 28,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence Cuvée Lampe de Méduse 2014 Cru Classé 15,0% 34,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence Cuvée La Chapelle de Sainte Roseline 2013 Cru Classé 15,0% 48,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence CHÂTEAU DES DEMOISELLES - LA MOTTE Château des Demoiselles 2015 14,5% 29,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence RED WINE CHÂTEAU RASQUE - TARADEAU Cuvée Château 2014 13,0% 38,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence Cuvée Pièce Noble 2016 13,0% 46,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence DOMAINE DE MARCHANDISE - ROQUEBRUNE SUR ARGENS Domaine de Marchandise 2016 13,5% 30,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence CHÂTEAU FONT DU BROC - LES ARCS SUR ARGENS Château Bisson 2014 14,0% 33,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence Château Font du Broc 2014 14,0% 44,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence Château Font du Broc Réserve 2013 14,0% 62,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence CHÂTEAU PAQUETTE - FRÉJUS Château Paquette 2017 13,0% 28,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence Roches Noires 2016 12,5% 35,00 € A.O.P Côtes de Provence JUG Roubine 50 cl 13 % 12,00 € Vin de France Crozes Hermitage «Empreinte du Rhône» Red wine 2017 Located between Valence and Lyon, Cave de Tain lies at the foot of the Hermitage hill. Situated at Vintage the heart of the historic Côtes du Rhône northern 2017 vineyard, it grows and sells 5 crus and Vins de Pays from over 1000 hectares of vines (the Hermitage, Crozes Hermitage, Saint Joseph, Cornas, and Saint Péray appellations), making it 100% Syrah the main producer of the northern Rhône Valley crus.
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