M. Chapoutier - Belleruche Côtes du Rhône Rosé

M. Chapoutier - Belleruche Côtes du Rhône RoséThe Chapoutier family can trace their history in the Rhne region back to 1808, but it was in 1879 that Polydor Chapoutier bought his first vineyards and started the actual business. In the mid 20th century Max Chapoutier led the business until his retirement in 1977, after which his sons Michel Chapoutier and Marc Chapoutier took over. The decade of the 1980s saw quality improvements under Michel Chapoutiers leadership over the vineyards and

Treviso (45 km north of Venice) that produces and distributes typical Italian premium quality beverages and food products to a global market

Cantillon beers have a vintage effect

like Manuel Maria Gonzalez & Cia or Gonzalez & Dubosc

for the secondary fermentation makes the most of this site-derived complexity

Sandro was recognized as a Cavalier del Lavoro by the President of Italy

that facilitates gentle handling during crushing and destemming

This comes from flinty clays over limestone bed rock

Since 1620

who works in the cellar at López de Haro and also provides grapes from his vineyard in Laguardia

and Vinha da Ponte

Wine production at Marqués de Cáceres starts with the best fruit

except when the founder made sweet white wines using “noble rot” (botrytis cinerea)–which he called Sauternia after the French Sauternes