le Roc des Anges, Vignes Metissees, Cotes du Roussillon

Les Vignes Métisées is a mixed set from a vineyard planted and replanted on schist in the Piémont Pyrénéen Oriental between 1963 and 2011. The mixed grape varieties, according to the translation, consists of Grenache blanc, Grenache gris and Grenache noir, Carignan blanc, Carignan gris and Carignan noir, Cinsaut, Macabeu, Muscat, Malvoisie, Picoul and other varieties. The Gemischter Satz is harvested and fermented together. The maceration period is omitted, so that the wine from white, grey and red grape varieties …

Crisp and clean and tasty.

Perhaps one of the best rosés in the world. Very delicate salmon colors, white marble. The nose is a mirror image of the slate soil on which the vines stand for this incredibly mineral, fresh and energetic wine. Superb grip on the palate, wet rock, tender salt, blood orange, melon and white flowers. Fine acidity, very much inner energy, tight and elegant. Drinking flow in a square.