Les Frondeurs Rosé, AOC Béarn

Grape Varieties:
Tannet and Cabernet

Appearance:
Pale pink

Nose:
Aromas of tangy red fruits, notes of raspberry

Palate:
Full, lively, and tender

Food Pairings:
Asian dishes, summer cuisine grilled on the grill, or simply as an aperitif

Attached to the Pyrenean foothills, the province of Béarn is a small region in southwest France and consists of three wine-growing zones. The most remarkable is located along the Adour, a capricious river that gives a unique microclimate to the entire valley. Heavy rainfall combines with local winds influenced by the Pyrenees, the Atlantic Ocean, and, to a lesser extent, the Mediterranean Sea. The hillsides are subject to significant geological variations due to the formation of the Pyrenees mountain range.

Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health. Consume in moderation.

Les Frondeurs Rosé, AOC Béarn, Château de Crouseilles, €5.30; https://www.crouseilles.com/boutique/