2010 Domaine De Terrebrune Rosé Bandol

2010 Domaine De Terrebrune Rosé Bandol

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Domaine de Terrebrune is located on the east side of the Provence appellation, nearer to Toulon, that is to say, than Marseille, in fact close to the town of Ollioles, its vines grown on the terraces of the unusually named Gros Cerveau mountain.

The soils are made up of limestone and an eponymous brown clay. The Rosé is 50 % Mourvèdre and 50% shared between Grenache and Cinsault. A coppery colour leads to pleasant herbal aromas and a palate with notes of apricot, grapefruit and lemon peel.

The wine has good weight and is a very fine match for most summery Provencal dishes, or, travelling a little further to the east, for a Salade Niçoise!
(Simon Field MW, BBR Buyer)

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Along the Cote d'Azur, Bandol is prized for its rosé wines. For a glass of liquid love, try Domaine De Terrebrune Rosé Bandol.

Mourvedre is Bandol's signature grape and this rosé is 50 per cent mourvedre, with grenache and cinsault in equal measures. The palest blush, it's soft with strawberry fruit flavours, good concentration and a creamy finish.
Sam Wylie-Harris, Hull Daily Mail, 6 August 2011

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Domaine Terrebrune

Domaine Terrebrune

The wine of Domaine de Terrebrune is located in Bandol on the east side of the Provence wine appellation, nearer to Toulon, that is to say than Marseille, in fact close to the town of Ollioles.

Terrebrune’s vines are planted on the terraces of the unusually named Gros Cerveau mountain and its soils are made up of limestone and an eponymous brown clay.

The domaine is planted with Mourvèdre, as well as Grenache and  Cinsault that produce classic Bandol wines.

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Mourvèdre

Mourvèdre

Mourvèdre, aka Monastrell in Spain, is a common blending partner of Syrah and Grenache (aka Garnacha in Spain). In Australia and California it can also appear under the name Mataro.

Mourvèdre's bastion in France is Bandol, where it reigns supreme in the red blends and yielding a savoury, gamey, herby wine. It also commonly features in Southern Rhône, Languedoc & Rousillon blends. 

The grape needs a warm climate to ripen fully. Its stronghold in Spain are the appellations along the south-east Mediterranean(Murcia, Jumilla, Bullas), where it produces rosé, dry red and sweet fortified wines. Monastrell has played a significant part in Spain’s vinous heritage; it nurtures wines that are deep in colour and richly tannic, sometimes overbearing in their intensity and concentration

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