Dumnacus Origines Rosé d'Anjou AOP - Loire Propriétés

Dumnacus Origines Rosé d'Anjou AOP - Loire PropriétésThe Dumnacus Origines Rosé d'Anjou AOP - Loire Propriétés shines in the glass with delicate salmon pink and fine silvery reflections. The very first look at the wine creates a sense of anticipation. On the nose, it reveals a seductive fragrance of ripe strawberry and juicy raspberry, with a hint of rose floating above the glass. Fine notes of red currants, fresh watermelon and a touch of candy round off the picture. On the palate, this rosé from Anjou appears silky and soft, with a caressing, off-dry style. The juicy berry fruit clearly takes center stage, accompanied by delicate floral accents and a light impression of candied cherries. A lively yet gentle acidity carries the fruit like a red silk scarf and encourages you to keep drinking. The body is medium-weight with a harmonious structure and a gentle creaminess on the mid-palate. On the finish, strawberry, raspberry and a hint of rose petal remain present for a long time. Nuances of red apples and a touch of white pepper join in. The style feels playful, charming and very fruit-driven, without heaviness. The low alcohol content emphasizes this airy, fresh mouthfeel and makes the wine an ideal companion for relaxed hours. The origin in Anjou in the Val de Loire strongly shapes its character. The Atlantic climate brings mild winters, moderate summers and cool nights. These conditions promote slow ripening of the grapes and preserve the freshness of the fruit. Gravelly and slate-rich soils provide additional tension and a fine mineral pull on the finish. This creates a rosé that shows both lightness and clear definition. The blend of Cabernet Franc and Grolleau provides an appealing balance. Cabernet Franc contributes structure, fine spice and aromas of red currants and cherries. Grolleau adds juiciness, delicate sweetness and playful berry fruit. Together they create a rosé with elegant freshness, a silky soft mouthfeel and enticing fruit sweetness. Perfect for those who are looking for a fruity, harmonious rosé from the Loire Valley. This blend shows typical impressions in the glass in the form of: Juicy strawberry and raspberry fruit with clear definition Fine rose and blossom notes that float delicately in the background A light mineral touch from the soils of the Loire region A silky soft mouthfeel with an off-dry, fruity impression The Dumnacus Origines Rosé d'Anjou AOP - Loire Propriétés is ideal when a rosé with charm and clear sense of origin is meant to take center stage. It appears neither heavy nor stern, but light-footed, fruity and very approachable. The delicate residual sweetness emphasizes the red fruit and gently cushions the acidity. This way, the wine already reveals its full radiance in its youth and offers great enjoyment without a long wait in the cellar. For which moments is this Loire rosé particularly suitable? As an aperitif on the terrace or balcony in the evening sun With light starters with a summery character At a picnic in the park with friends and family As a rosé for birthdays, garden parties and convivial gatherings Thanks to its silky, delicate style and moderate acidity, this is a rosé that perfectly captures the fresh line of the Loire Valley. Floral notes, red berries and the fine creaminess on the palate form a harmonious overall picture. This wine shows how elegant an off-dry rosé from France can appear when grape varieties, terroir and style are clearly geared towards enjoyment. Production of Dumnacus Origines Rosé d'Anjou AOP by Loire Propriétés The grapes for the Dumnacus Origines Rosé d'Anjou AOP - Loire Propriétés come from carefully selected vineyards in Anjou, a core area of the Val de Loire. Here, Atlantic influences shape the climate and ensure mild temperatures and regular winds. The soils of slate, sand and gravel store warmth and drain water well. This allows grapes with concentrated fruit and clear freshness to develop. In this region, Cabernet Franc delivers precise red fruit and fine spice. The grape variety provides the backbone of the blend, giving it structure and a hint of herbal spice. Grolleau acts as the fruity partner and contributes juiciness, lively berry aromas and a charming, delicate sweetness. Together, the two varieties result in a rosé with enticing fruit and a silky soft texture. Harvest usually takes place rather early, in order to preserve freshness and natural acidity. Selected lots reach the cellar quickly so that the aromatic substance of the berries is retained. There, they undergo gentle transport and careful pressing that yields only clear, fine juice. This keeps the color delicate and the tannins very mild. Before fermentation, the must is partially left to rest at low temperature so that the aromas can dissolve from the berry skins. This phase intensifies scents of strawberry, raspberry and rose. Fermentation then takes place in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks at cool temperatures. This ensures that the wine later displays a clear, pure fruit profile withou...