Whispering Angel Cotes de Provence Rose Half Bottle 37.5cl

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Read more : I tried own brand wines from Sainsbury's, Tesco, M&S and Morrisons and there was a clear winner IMP & MAKER’s Whispering Angel & Chocolates gift set contains stunning Whispering Angel rosé which hails from Château d’Esclans in the Provence region of the south of France. Delicate pale salmon in colour, this sensational Provençal pink, crafted from Grenache, Cinsault and Rolle (Vermentino) grapes, offers a full and balanced flavour profile with the complex layers of fruity flavours - peach, red berries and refreshing citrus – that are the trademark of the brand. Winemaker Sacha Lichine’s vision was to create the greatest rosé in the world igniting the “Rosé Renaissance”, introducing new and innovative winemaking techniques to Provence which revolutionised the styles of rosé being produced from this region. All deliveries will be made between 8am & 8pm so we suggest you arrange delivery a day in advance of any special events as we cannot guarantee an early morning delivery. Please note that DHL will provide an approximate 1-hour delivery slot in advance to help ensure safe delivery. u201cSay Hello to our Wine of the Week!\n\nWhispering Angel is a French Provence Pink with fresh notes of apple, pink grapefruit, peach and cream. Come on down, get the gang together and share a bottle or two! \n\n#youngspubs #ealing #whisperingangel\u201d — The Village Inn Ealing (@The Village Inn Ealing) Sold in more than 100 countries, Chateau d’Esclans produced 3.2 million bottles in 2016, according to Business Insider. Sacha Lichine, owner of Chateau d’Esclans, told Business Insider, “What we’ve been able to craft is probably the greatest wine brand that’s come out of France in the last 20 years.” We drink more Whispering Angel than any other Provencal rosé.

The producer showed 58 percent growth between 2016 and 2017 alone. Chateau d’Esclans exports to the U.S. increased nearly 40,000 percent in 10 years.Deirdre Dillon agreed with Ashley, saying: "It's a lovely wine tried it last night". Beth Spargo added: "The best!!"

Whispering Angel accounts for about 20 percent of all Provencal rosé imbibed in the U.S. Critics love it.Its flavour, too, is smooth, decadent and deliciously drinkable. Brewed from a blend of five grape varieties, it tastes as full and rewarding as you might expect, opening with a refreshing dryness that fades into a lingering finish. Expect notes of tropical fruits and strawberries, accentuated by a tantalising citrus bouquet. The wine is best enjoyed outdoors under the warm sunshine, complete with your favourite picnic. You'll find it delightfully versatile, though, so you'll have just as much fun cosied up indoors with a few friends, sipping it from your choice of crystal glassware. The clue's in the name – for lovers of rosé wine, Whispering Angel is a divine option. Launched by luxury winemaker Château d'Esclans in 2006, this pastel-pink concoction has since become one of the brand's flagship products, and for good reason. From its delicate hue to its understated label, Whispering Angel rosé encapsulates pure opulence. Rosé has undoubtedly become the de rigeur drink of the summer and Ireland's perennial favourite Whispering Angel has, over the last 5 years, become one of the most in-demand wines in the world. Indeed, the estate sells out globally every year, well in advance of the season it was created for...! Fenchurch Restaurant at London's Sky Garden, London’s highest public garden, has teamed up with the brand to open a pop-up bar where people can down the wine. I think everyone was ready for something of this nature and style,” he added. “Years ago, you’d go to Saint Tropez or the French Riviera and everyone was drinking cheap rosé on ice. Now it’s become a real wine. We laid the groundwork for the idea that rosé should be taken seriously.”