Chateau Gord Rose

Château La Gordonne has always had wide appeal. In the 1st century BC, the Romans set up on the site to take advantage of its vines & its wines. In 1300, the Carthusians from the La Verne monastery began working the vineyard. The estate was planted with vines & olive trees, and took its name from Conseiller de Gourdon, who owned it from 1650 to 1663. In 1663, the Conseiller de Dedons, Lord of Pierrefeu, bought part of the Aurran property known as known as `La Gordonne' & its house, vines, and olive trees.

Pale rose, vivacious with a nice brilliance. Generous bouquet with really complex aromas of ripe & fresh red fruits & little flowers of great finesse. Balanced & fresh with red fruits & citrus aromas.