Cinsault
Cinsault, often spelled as Cinsaut, is a charming and versatile red wine grape that originates from the southern regions of France.
In the vineyard, Cinsault is recognized by its dark green leaves and the little down that covers them underneath. The grapes are quite large, with a purplish-black color and firm skin
Cinsault produces fresh and fruity wines, with a floral touch that’s just as captivating as its fruitiness.
175ml
250ml
Bottle
£
12
£
15.5
£44
· 12.5%
From the first pour, Chateau Minuty M Provence Rose captures the essence of its St-Tropez home, glistening in the glass with an iconic pale pink hue tinged with salmon-orange highlights.
Contains SulphitesSuitable for VegansSuitable for Vegetarians
175ml
250ml
Bottle
£
12.50
£
17.50
£52
· 13%
Exquisite rosé is crafted from a blend of Grenache, Cinsault, and Rolle (Vermentino) grapes, resulting in a delicate, pale pink colour that is both elegant and inviting.
Contains MilkContains SulphitesSuitable for Vegetarians
Bottle
£100.00
2015 · 14%
Fresh hedgerow berries (bramble, blackcurrant, cherry), with later complexity of leather and delicate peppery-spice notes.
Bottle
£150.00
1998 · 13.5%
Tart blackberries, sweet dried cherries, bitter chocolate, olive, liquorice, and aniseed. Incredibly youthful, vibrant, complex and balanced.
Bottle
£170.00
1997 · 14%
The palate is equally intriguing, with a mix of berry fruits and a hint of volatile acidity that adds to its character.
