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Domaine de Saint Cosme Les Deux Albion Vaucluse Principaute d'Orange 2023
Domaine de Saint Cosme Les Deux Albion Vaucluse Principauté d'Orange 2023
Country: France
Region: Rhône
Grape Varieties: 30% Picpoul Blanc, 20% Marsanne, 6% Clairette, 6% Ugni Blanc, 5% Bourboulenc, 3% Saint Côme
Alcohol by Volume: 13.5%
Dry/Sweet Value: 1 (Dry)
Residual Sugar: 0
Contains Sulphites: Yes
Vegetarian/Vegan: Yes/Yes
Milk/Eggs: No/No
Organic: Yes
Biodynamic: No
Case Size: 6 x 75cl
Producer: Domaine De Saint Cosme
Description
Discover the crisp elegance of Domaine de Saint Cosme Les Deux Albion Vaucluse Principauté d'Orange 2023, a white wine that exudes purity and sophistication. This organic blend combines 30% Picpoul Blanc, 20% Marsanne, and other distinct local varieties to create a wine with an expressive, refreshing character. Aromas of dried apricot, zesty lime, delicate floral notes, and ripe mango fill the nose, while the palate is clean and balanced with a vibrant, mineral finish.
With its low residual sugar and dry profile, this wine is an ideal companion to light seafood dishes, fresh salads, or grilled vegetables. Its versatility and organic credentials make it a must-try for lovers of refined, naturally produced wines.
Enjoy a bottle of Domaine de Saint Cosme Les Deux Albion 2023 today and experience the exquisite craftsmanship that embodies the best of Rhône’s winemaking tradition.
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Customer Reviews
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"An exceptionally refreshing white with a lovely floral nose. Perfect for summer afternoons!" – Sarah T.
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"A crisp, elegant wine that pairs beautifully with seafood. I highly recommend it!" – James W.
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"Really enjoyed this wine. It has the perfect balance of fruit and minerality. A standout!" – Claire R.
Price | £115.29 |
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Country | France |
Vintage | 2023 |
Bottles Per Case | 6 |
Bottle Size | 75 |
Winery | The vines were planted in 2014 in the limestone terroir of Saint Martin, notably with massale selection vines from Condrieu and Hermitage. The area of Saint Martin had previously been abandoned because of the active limestone levels in the soils, which are |