Domaine Saint-Jean de Conques, located in the heart of Languedoc’s Mediterranean charm, crafts a rosé bursting with the vibrant essence of strawberries and raspberries, complemented by a floral crisp acidity that provides a refreshing and lively mouthfeel. This cuvée’s aromatic complexity captures the region’s rich terroir, delivering the captivating nature of this sunsoaked landscape.
FLEURS DE MEDITÉRRANÉE
Specifications
Notes and Pairing
Grape Variety
Region
Terroir
Type: Rosé
Grape: Cinsault, Grenache
Region: Languedoc
Domaine: Saint Jean de Conques
Vintage: 2023
ABV: 12.5%
Age in: Stainless Steel
Specifications
Type: Rosé
Grape: Cinsault, Grenache
Region: Languedoc
Domaine: Saint Jean de Conques
Vintage: 2023
ABV: 12.5%
Age in: Stainless Steel
Notes and Pairing
Tasting Notes: Fleurs de Méditérranée 2022 is a vibrant and fresh rosé with aromas of strawberry, raspberry, and a hint of citrus.
Food Pairings: Light Salads, Light Pasta and Rice Dishes, Oysters, Grilled Fish
Grape Variety
Cinsault: Known for its aromatic qualities and soft tannins, often used in rosé production.
Grenache: Adds body, ripe fruit flavors, and a touch of spice.
:
Region
Region: Languedoc, located in the southern part of France along the Mediterranean coast, is known for its diverse wine styles and innovative producers. The region enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and mild winters, ideal for growing a variety of grape types.
Terroir
Terroir: The soils in Languedoc are varied, including limestone, clay, and schist. The Mediterranean influence helps to moderate temperatures and provide ample sunshine, while the diverse terroir allows for the expression of different grape characteristics.
Domaine Saint-Jean de Conques
Pays d’Oc: 30 Years of Passion For three decades, the quality of Pays-d’Oc wines has remained steadfast, as exemplified in our boxed Rosé. With 20,000 winegrowers, 58 grape varieties, and 130,000 hectares of vineyards, the region boasts a warm Mediterranean climate, ranging from the dry limestone of the Camargue to the humid valleys of the Pyrenees. The Oldest Vineyard in Gaul The vine in Pays-d’Oc dates back to the 6th century BC, planted by the Greeks. The oldest vineyard, established by the Romans in 118 BC near Narbonne, was a gift from Emperor Augustus to his loyal soldiers. The Via Domitia facilitated wine transport from Narbonne to Rome.
Respect the Environment
Certified as High Environmental Value since 2018, the estate prioritizes ecological packaging to reduce carbon impact. For over a decade, Domaine Saint-Jean de Conques has harnessed renewable energy through photovoltaic panels, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability.
