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Château Galoupet is a Cru Classé located in the heart of the Côtes de Provence AOC, in the beautiful terroir of the Provence region. This prestigious estate boasts a rich history and ancestral know-how, making its wines essential references. The 2023 rosé from Château Galoupet is an elegant and refined expression of the Provençal terroir, perfectly blending tradition and modernity.
The Château Galoupet - Cru Classé - Côtes de Provence AOC - Rosé 2023 is a refined and elegant rosé that embodies the spirit and authenticity of Provence. Its perfect balance of freshness, fruitiness, and minerality makes it an ideal choice for all occasions, from casual moments to more sophisticated meals. A wine of exceptional quality that promises to delight connoisseurs of fine rosés.
Taste: On the palate, this rosé is both fresh and round, with a beautiful acidity that perfectly balances the sweetness of the fruit. Flavors of red fruits and citrus are followed by a slightly spicy touch and a long, pleasant finish, revealing a slight salinity, typical of wines from this sunny region. On the nose, it unfolds a complex and enticing bouquet, marked by aromas of fresh fruits such as peach, grapefruit, and raspberry, accompanied by delicate floral notes of white flowers and subtle hints of fresh herbs and minerality. These aromas invite tasting and signal a wine of great finesse.
Pairing: This rosé pairs wonderfully with Mediterranean cuisine, including seafood, grilled fish, fresh salads, and light pasta dishes. It also complements goat cheese or grilled white meats perfectly. Whether enjoyed as an aperitif or with a meal, it is sure to please even the most discerning palates.
Serving Temperature: 8°C/12°C
Alcohol Volume: 14%
Awards: 97/100 Guide Bettane et Desseauve 2025
91/100 Robert PARKER
91/100 DECANTER
Château Galoupet has held the prestigious Cru Classé status in Provence since 1955. Situated on 72 hectares of rocky hillsides by the sea, it stands as one of the largest wine estates in the appellation. Its diverse vineyard is home to Grenache, Mourvèdre, Cinsault, Syrah, Tibouren, Rolle, Sémillon, Chardonnay, Cabernet, Calladoc, and Carignan.
Rosé wines make up the majority of production at 70%, followed by reds at 20% and whites at 10%. The Cru Classé is crafted in all three colors. Over the past two centuries, it has undergone numerous changes in ownership, totaling 14 transitions.
The vineyard has been divided into around forty plots, featuring 6 grape varieties. The estate was acquired by Moët et Hennessy, part of the LVMH group.
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