Sauvagine
Ultra Rose
Identity
Monarch, Cabernet Sauvignon et Merlot.
Monarch is a naturally disease-resistant grape variety, particularly against downy mildew. Developed in 1988, it is the result of a cross between Dornfelder and Solaris. Still relatively rare, this grape also offers a solution for adapting to rising temperatures, as it accumulates low sugar levels and produces wines with more moderate alcohol content. It is a variety with great aromatic potential, yielding fruity, deeply colored wines.
The vines grow on clay-silt soils over a deep, well-drained gravelly subsoil, yielding fresh, well-structured wines. Located along the edge of a wetland, the vineyard plots are home to characteristic wildlife, including several endangered species: the otter, noctule bat, western marsh harrier, and marbled newt.
Sauvagine Ultra Rose is produced from a short maceration that brings out the full fruity potential of the grapes. Fine, subtle tannins are accompanied by a very slight touch of sweetness. Vinification takes place mainly in stainless steel tanks. The Monarch grape contributes violet hues that give the wine its unique color.
12,5° alc.
Tasting
Sauvagine Ultra Rose displays a bright pink color resulting from a short maceration of Monarch, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot.
The nose is marked by notes of red fruits and rose.
The palate is crisp and juicy. Its vibrancy is balanced by a touch of sweetness.
Inspired by Bordeaux clairet, this cuvée stands out for its unique color and aromatic complexity.
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To pair with...
Sauvagine Ultra Rose pairs ideally with slightly tart red fruits.
The nose offers notes of strawberry, raspberry, and redcurrant that complement fruity desserts beautifully. The lively, well-structured palate and a touch of sweetness bring a harmonious balance.
It makes a perfect pairing with a tangy dessert, such as a red berry pavlova with almond cream.
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