Granfort Rosé de Cinsault Pays dOc
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Sommelier's Note
Delicate aromas of fresh red summer berries, rose petals, and citrus zest lead to a crisp, refreshing palate with a lively, fruit-forward finish.
Pairs Well With
Pan-seared lemon-herb sea bass with a side of shaved fennel and citrus salad.
Did You Know?
Cinsault is one of the oldest and most widely planted grape varieties in the Languedoc, historically prized for its drought resistance and high yields.
Grape / Blend
Cinsault
Region
France | Languedoc-Roussillon
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