Languedoc-Roussillon, France
La Robina, Banal (rose) 2024
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La Robina

MIDSUMMER DREAM BOX: La Robina 6-Bottle Wine Case from Languedoc-Roussillon

4 different wines · 6 bottlesAlcohol content: 12–14%

About the wine case

La Robina's lightest, dreamiest summer wines. Banal, a traditional, darker Languedoc rosé, directly pressed from 60% Carignan and 40% Syrah organic grapes. Inviting raspberry and strawberry notes, long floral finish. Easy but almost full-...

Your package will arrive at your doorstep within4 - 16 days

La Robina will receive and pack your order (1 - 4 days)

The courier will pick up your order and deliver it straight to your door

Price

Price incl. alcohol tax, shipping and VAT.

149,01 EUR

Your package will arrive at your doorstep within4 - 16 days

La Robina will receive and pack your order (1 - 4 days)

The courier will pick up your order and deliver it straight to your door

What's in your box?

  • La Robina, Banal (rose) 2024
    La Robina
    Banal (rose)
    750ml12.8%

    Winemaker's notes

    A traditional, darker Languedoc rosé, directly pressed from 60% Carignan and 40% Syrah organic grapes. Inviting raspberr...

    Product details

    Country:
    France
    Region/Subregion:
    Languedoc-Roussillon/Saint-Chinian
    Classification:
    VdF
    Certification:
    None
    Grape:
    Syrah (40%), Carignan (60%)
    Vintage year:
    2024
    Color:
    dark languedoc rose
    Aroma:
    N/A
    Taste:
    N/A
    Alcohol content:
    12.8%
    Sweetness:
    N/A
    Volume:
    750 ml
    Best Served:
    8 - 10 °C
    Food pairings by the winemaker:
    Asian cuisine, Goat cheese, Mild and soft cheese, Pasta & pizza, Poultry, Spicy food

    Pairs with

    • Pan-fried mushrooms
    • Carpaccio and tartare
    • Soft and mild cheeses
    • Boiled pork, ham and sausages
    • Grilled poultry

    Vinification, winemaker's own words

    Soil:
    Limestone, Slate
    Terroir:
    N/A
    Harvest:
    Picked by hand
    Fermentation:
    Amphora (100%)
    Storage:
    N/A

    The grapes were directly pressed immediately after harvest in our traditional vertical press and fermented in steel tanks and barrels. 8 months of fermentation in La Robina's cool stone cellar at 300m altitude.

La Robina, Banal (rose) 2024

La Robina

Banal (rose)

750ml12.8%

29,12 EUR/Bottle

Winemaker's notes

A traditional, darker Languedoc rosé, directly pressed from 60% Carignan and 40% Syrah organic grapes. Inviting raspberry and strawberry notes, long floral finish. Easy but almost full-bodied, just so that when you take a sip, you want another one within a minute. The grapes were directly pressed immediately after harv...

Product details

Country:
France
Region/Subregion:
Languedoc-Roussillon/Saint-Chinian
Classification:
VdF
Certification:
None
Grape:
Syrah (40%), Carignan (60%)
Vintage year:
2024
Color:
dark languedoc rose
Aroma:
N/A
Taste:
N/A
Alcohol content:
12.8%
Sugar content:
3 g/l
Acidity:
N/A
Sweetness:
N/A
Volume:
750 ml
Closure:
Natural cork
Best Served:
8 - 10 °C
Food pairings by the winemaker:
Asian cuisine, Goat cheese, Mild and soft cheese, Pasta & pizza, Poultry, Spicy food

Pairs with

Pan-fried mushroomsCarpaccio and tartareSoft and mild cheesesBoiled pork, ham and sausagesGrilled poultry

Vinification, winemaker's own words

Soil:
Limestone, Slate
Terroir:
N/A
Harvest:
Picked by hand
Fermentation:
Amphora (100%)
Storage:
N/A

The grapes were directly pressed immediately after harvest in our traditional vertical press and fermented in steel tanks and barrels. 8 months of fermentation in La Robina's cool stone cellar at 300m altitude.

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