Château de Nages

Héritage Grenache Blend

8.831 ratings
8.71 pro ratings
Costières-de-Nîmes, Southern Rhône, Rhône, France
Grenache, Syrah, Carignan, Mourvedre
Top Notes For
Freddy R. Troya

Château de Nages — Héritage Rosé 2023
Costières de Nîmes AOC — Rhône Valley, France 🇫🇷

Overview:
A Rhône rosé blend led by Mourvèdre 65%, supported by Grenache 18% and Syrah 17%. Organically farmed and grown on iron-rich, pebbly soils, giving this rosé more structure and character than the average style.

Aromas & Flavors:
Fresh strawberries, red currants, and subtle watermelon notes layered with delicate florals and a touch of soft spice. Fruit-forward but refined, with a slightly savory Rhône edge.

Mouthfeel:
Light-to-medium body with bright, balanced acidity. Textured and lively without sharpness, offering more depth and grip than a typical easy rosé. Clean, composed finish.

Food Pairings:
Grilled salmon, Niçoise salad, light cheeses, Mediterranean dishes, or white pizzas. Also works beautifully as a standalone aperitif.

Verdict:
A serious yet approachable rosé that overdelivers, structured, expressive, and versatile. A step above casual pinks while still easy to enjoy.

🍷 Did You Know?
Costières de Nîmes sits at the southern edge of the Rhône but is heavily influenced by Mediterranean breezes, helping preserve freshness while still allowing full ripeness, which is why rosés from here often balance richness with lift.

Château de Nages — Héritage Rosé 2023
Costières de Nîmes AOC — Rhône Valley, France 🇫🇷

Overview:
A Rhône rosé blend led by Mourvèdre 65%, supported by Grenache 18% and Syrah 17%. Organically farmed and grown on iron-rich, pebbly soils, giving this rosé more structure and character than the average style.

Aromas & Flavors:
Fresh strawberries, red currants, and subtle watermelon notes layered with delicate florals and a touch of soft spice. Fruit-forward but refined, with a slightly savory Rhône edge.

Mouthfeel:
Light-to-medium body with bright, balanced acidity. Textured and lively without sharpness, offering more depth and grip than a typical easy rosé. Clean, composed finish.

Food Pairings:
Grilled salmon, Niçoise salad, light cheeses, Mediterranean dishes, or white pizzas. Also works beautifully as a standalone aperitif.

Verdict:
A serious yet approachable rosé that overdelivers, structured, expressive, and versatile. A step above casual pinks while still easy to enjoy.

🍷 Did You Know?
Costières de Nîmes sits at the southern edge of the Rhône but is heavily influenced by Mediterranean breezes, helping preserve freshness while still allowing full ripeness, which is why rosés from here often balance richness with lift.

May 20th, 2025
Nikunj Poddar

Dark Cherry but much lighter easier to drink

Dark Cherry but much lighter easier to drink

Jun 12th, 2024
Meghan C

Last night.

Last night.

Apr 29th, 2024
Raul Puga

Great blend

Great blend

Dec 26th, 2023
Field Baldinger

Light, not too flavorful. Dark appearance

Light, not too flavorful. Dark appearance

Aug 6th, 2023
Lars Eggestig

3

May 4th, 2023
Marc Garneau

Je comprend ce que les gens peuvent aimer, goût distinctif mais pas dans ma palette. Moins pire en respirant mais bof…

Je comprend ce que les gens peuvent aimer, goût distinctif mais pas dans ma palette. Moins pire en respirant mais bof…

Mar 26th, 2023
Robert

Buttery, smooth

Buttery, smooth

Sep 12th, 2022
Sam Friedland

Nice color and bouquet. A touch of sweetness. Quite potent for Rose: 14.5% alcohol.

Nice color and bouquet. A touch of sweetness. Quite potent for Rose: 14.5% alcohol.

Jul 27th, 2022
Jessica Knickerbocker

Dusty and stale. Both the glass and the bottle got dumped down the drain.

Dusty and stale. Both the glass and the bottle got dumped down the drain.

Aug 7th, 2021