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Provençal rescue
Update 3 May 2013 from Tam Currin:
I was sent a sample of Ch de Roquefort's unique Grêle 2012 (label on right. embossed with the names of the vignerons who helped), a wine that really does give new meaning to the term 'assemblage'. It's pale, almost the creamy pink colour of antique roses. Quite restrained on the nose, then dry but with beautifully judged sweetness of fruit - peaches and raspberries. Very elegant, perfectly formed, lingering on the finish. Something about this wine put me in mind of an early morning walk through the cool crisp perfume of a formal rose garden. It has such quiet, ordered, and understated...
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