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Château d'Esclans - Côtes de Provence 2024

Château d'Esclans - Côtes de Provence 2024

92/100

James Suckling

(Notes vintage 2023)
balanced
subtle
Provençal salad

"A unique osmosis of freshness and complexity".

A rich, balanced and sophisticated cuvée! A true pleasure for the senses, where vanilla and pear meet red berries. The chic, subtle rosé!

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Estate

Château d'Esclans

Cuvée

Château d'Esclans

Vintage

2024

Designation

Côtes de Provence

Region

Provence

Grape varieties

Grenache, Rolle et Tibouren

Viticulture

Traditional and meticulous, from the estate's own vineyards

Winemaking

Fermentation in stainless steel tanks after blending the best free-run juice and the best press juice.

Breeding

In drums

Eye

Pleasantly clear colour

Nose

Predominantly floral notes, escorted by red fruit and hints of vanilla and pear.

Mouth

Suave, unctuous, rich, complex and elegant

Serve

At 8-12°C

Drink before

2025

Food and wine pairing

Food and wine pairing

Enjoy on its own as an aperitif, with a platter of crudités, zucchini flower fritters, bouillabaisse...

More information on Château d'Esclans

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Bettane & Desseauve

Bettane & Desseauve

Domaine rated (2018 guide) 2*Stars (A serious and recommendable production but a little more regular and homogeneous than the previous one)

About the domain :

Since 2006, this estate has belonged to Sacha Lichine, former owner of Château Prieuré-Lichine in Margaux. With the help of Patrick Léon (ex-Mouton-Rothschild), he has largely taken over to produce wines of great definition. Their Garrus cuvée is probably the most expensive Provence rosé on the market.

Guide Hachette des vins

Guide Hachette des vins

Rated domain (2018 guide) Awarded wines (The wines of this producer are regularly awarded by the guide)

About the domain :

A famous match manufacturer from Marseilles in the 1850s, Joseph Toussaint Caussemille was one of the many owners of Château d'Esclans, and gave his name to the estate, which was commissioned by a 19th-century building inspired by Tuscan villas and built on the remains of a medieval château. Sacha Lichine, son of the late Alexis Lichine, former owner of Château Prieuré-Lichine, took over this 267-hectare estate (including 44 hectares of vines) in 2006, renowned for its wood-aged rosés.

James Suckling

James Suckling

Wine rated (guide 2024) 92/100 (Vintage 2023)

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