Spring rosés to try right now
Our collaborator Claude Boileau, sommelier certified CMS and WSET3, as well as the Gentologie team offer you some choices of spring rosés to enjoy the good weather.
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The Spring rosés by Claude Boileau, Sommelier.
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Buti Nages rosé 2018, Costières de Nîmes, France
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The winemaker Michel Gassier still shines with this organic rosé dry, refreshing, with aromas of strawberry and red cherry, it is seductive in short mouth, it has what it takes to delight us!
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- 60 of % Grenache noir
- 40 of % Syrah
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Miraval Côtes de Provence 2017, Provence, France (also offered in magnum)
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The famous Maison Perrin offers us a very good fresh pink with pink highlights with strawberry and raspberry on the palate, it is digestible and bright, it has everything to fascinate the guests. Learn more about Miraval here.
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- 60 % of Cinsault
- 20 % of Syrah
- 15 % of Grenache
- 5 % of Rolle
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Find the 750 ml of Miraval in SAQ
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Find the magnum of Miraval in SAQ
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Domaine Le Pive Ma Bohème 2017, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
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From the renowned Maison Jean Jean, this organic rosé from the Camargue Sands with reddish hues near the ocean displays cherry notes and is subtly acidic. Floral, long in the mouth … What finesse! (a nice alternative, if it is not offered in your SAQ, Le Pive Gris).
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- 100 of % Grenache gris
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The Spring Rosés suggestions of Gentologie team
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Champagne Taittinger Cuvée Prestige Brut, Champagne, France
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Photo: Normand Boulanger | RDPMAG
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Here, from Maison Taittinger , a great product, you may have seen it in our recipe for Quebec Crab and Sea Urchin Salad by Grégory Faye. This champagne is perfect. Refined, lively, a perfect balance.
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- 30 % of Chardonnay
- 70 % of Pinot Noir (of which 12 to 15% of still red wine)
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Find the Taittinger Cuvée Prestige Brut in SAQ
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Côte des Roses, Gérard Bertrand, Languedoc, France
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Photo: Normand Boulanger | RDPMAG
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Dry and fresh, this Languedoc rosé will make you experience other emotions. Without forgetting its bottle, in a rose shape, which is a gift in itself.
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- 60 % of Grenache
- 30 % of Cinsault
- 10 % of Syrah
Find the Côte des Roses in SAQ
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Charles & Charles Rosé, Washington, United States
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Not the easy-to-use American fruity rosé that we loved in the 90s. The latter, even if there are some notes of fruit, will be rather fresh in the mouth. From the beautiful Washington State in the North of the United States of America.
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- 67 % of Syrah
- 14 % of Cabernet Sauvignon
- 9 % of Grenache
- 7 % of Mourvedre
- 2% of Cinsault
- 1% of Counoise
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