Ch de Berne – Inspiration Cote de Provence Rose
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France
Provence
Wine
Rose
The Facts
UPCs 2024 (750ml) - 8 18252 02031 4
Origins France > Provence > Cotes de Provence
Appellation Cotes de Provence
Varietal Grenache
Cepage 50% Grenache, 30% Cinsault, 20% Syrah
Winemaking Stainless steel
Alcohol by Volume 12.5%
Markets California
Trade and Media
The Character
Overall A classic Provence pale pink, copper hues, starbright.
Aromas Grapefruit, citrus blossom, strawberry, mouthwatering, tart aromas. It’s like walking through a Prov
Mouthfeel The harmony of balanced acidity, rich texture and dry finish
Tasting Notes The harmony of balanced acidity, rich texture and dry finish show the completeness of this wine. Strawberry, bing cherry, fresh herbs, lavender, and hint of fennel.
Awards 92pts Wine Enthusiast
Sustainability Sustainable In Practice
The Story
Chateau de Berne
• Built by the Romans, a 1,235-acre site with 300 acres of vines
• #1 wine tourism destination in Provence
• 5 Star Relais & Chateau hotel & award-winning spa
• Michelin Green Star Restaurant – Le Jardin de Berne
• Organic farming techniques & certified
• Built by the Romans, a 1,235-acre site with 300 acres of vines
• #1 wine tourism destination in Provence
• 5 Star Relais & Chateau hotel & award-winning spa
• Michelin Green Star Restaurant – Le Jardin de Berne
• Organic farming techniques & certified
About Ch de Berne
Producer Story
Vines have been grown on the Château grounds since Roman times. Situated on the Aurelian Way, a Roman road formerly linking Italy and Spain, the vineyard was also a trading post for wines. The amphoras used to transport the precious beverage were made on site, as witnessed by an ancient oven discovered in the grounds around a century ago. Raymond V, donated the estate to Saint Bernard, the founder of the Cistercian Order. It remained the property of the Marquis de Villeneuve for the next 3 centuries.
Producer Story
Vines have been grown on the Château grounds since Roman times. Situated on the Aurelian Way, a Roman road formerly linking Italy and Spain, the vineyard was also a trading post for wines. The amphoras used to transport the precious beverage were made on site, as witnessed by an ancient oven discovered in the grounds around a century ago. Raymond V, donated the estate to Saint Bernard, the founder of the Cistercian Order. It remained the property of the Marquis de Villeneuve for the next 3 centuries.
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