La Ferme Rouge Les Gris
$24.00
2 in stock
Vintage: 2021
Region: Zaër, Morocco
Viticulture: Organic
Grape Varieties: 100% Cinsault
La Ferme Rouge Les Gris takes its cue from across the Mediterranean in the Provence-like rosé from Morocco. Bright and light strawberry and lemon fruit. 100% organic Cinsault, manually harvested, and made in a low-intervention way. Aged in stainless steel.
Song: Taking Me Back by Jack White
Additional information
| NATTINESS | Natty |
|---|---|
| FRUIT | Lemon, Raspberry, Strawberry |
| BODY | Light-bodied |
| ACIDITY | Bright (Medium-High) |
| OAK | No Oak |
| TANNIN | Light |
| ALCOHOL | 12-13% |
| SWEETNESS | Dry |
| SERVING TEMP | Chilled Whites and Rosés (48°–52°) |
| SULFUR | Low Sulfur (less than 50mg/L) |
| VEGAN | Unknown |
| IMPORTER | Nomadic Distribution |
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ABOUT THE PRODUCER
About La Ferme Rouge Les Gris
La Ferme Rouge Les Gris takes its cue from across the Mediterranean in the Provence-like rosé from Morocco. Bright and light strawberry and lemon fruit. 100% organic Cinsault, manually harvested, and made in a low-intervention way. Aged in stainless steel.
About La Ferme Rouge
La Ferme Rouge’s winemaking history dates to the French occupation in 1933, but it is within the last 30 years that they have started to focus on elevating their farming practices and wine quality. The grape varieties thrive in the climate and soil, the vineyards are farmed organically, and crops are utilized in the winter to improve soil health. The resulting wines are unpretentious and quaffable.
About Morocco
Since antiquity, Morocco has always been a privileged ground for vines and wine. Throughout centuries, vines appeared and disappeared periodically in North Africa. At the end of the 19th century, vineyards were damaged in Europe by phylloxera and French growers immigrated to Morocco discovering a unique soil diversity and a temperate climate ideal for the perfect maturation of grapes. Morocco sets itself apart from other countries in North Africa because of its potential for producing high-quality wines due to its diverse range of terroirs. Following the footsteps of the French appellation system, Morocco garners 14 AOGs (Appellation of Origin Guaranteed) and 1 AOC (Appellation of Origin Controlled).