Cuvée Spéciale Côtes de Provence Tibouren

Melted brie *swoon*

Orange marmalade, subtle herbs of Provence, honeyed, slightly hot finish. Interesting for what it is.

Bramble, blood orange, resinous herbs, garrigue and wild flowers. There's an olive/herbal undertone to the wine. Pleasantly astringent. A fresh and bright substitute to the heady grenache-based S. Rhône wines that can be somewhat taxing to drink on warm summer days

Light bodied, drinking surprisingly well for a 1 year old wine, refreshing and electric

Fresh cuvée. Old world, old style. Garrigue and orange essences, nuanced oak. Would take a chill in the summer heat.

The stuff that can make poultry sing. Dried oranges, green cooking herbs. Tarragon, anise, sage. Rich savory main course rose’. Buy a few and try one each year - very ageable.

Golden raisin, green apple, strawberry cream and butter croissant. Super smooth, beachy summer wine. Would probably pair well with ham. This was my birthday gift to myself- cheers 🥂

Cru classe. So good.

Rustic with slight VA, but quite attractive. Sweet figgy fruit.

Garrigue, grapefruit, pomegranate and woodiness dominate in this lovely offering from Provence.