Cuvée Cruse French Rosé Wine 25 cl 11%

25 centilitres is the perfect amount for a walk in the woods or a quick moment on the terrace - Cuvée Cruse Rosé is made for the occasion, not for a full evening dinner.

Expert's Description

Cuvée Cruse Rosé is a Rosé Wine from France with an alcohol content of 11%.

The wine comes in a handy 25-centilitre bottle, perfectly sized for one person's enjoyment on the go - in the woods, on the terrace or at a picnic. Cruse is an old French wine merchant house with roots in Bordeaux, and this rosé is designed as a light, approachable everyday wine.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Fresh and refreshing, with a hint of red berries.

Palate

Light and lightly sweet, ideally served ice-cold with an ice cube.

Finish

Short and refreshing.

Serving & Food Pairing

Serve well chilled at 8-10°C, ideally with an ice cube, straight from the bottle or in a small glass. Pairs with picnic food, salads and light tapas.

Specifications

Name: Cuvée Cruse Rosé
Producer/Winery: Cruse
Region/Country: France
ABV: 11%
Size: 25 CL
Vegan: No
Serving Temperature: 8-10°C
Decanting Recommended: No
Glass Type: Rosé Glass

Flavour Profile

Light · Fresh · Lightly Sweet · Refreshing

Did You Know?

Cruse is one of the oldest wine merchant houses in Bordeaux, with roots dating back to 1819 - this small, casual rosé is a long way from the house's classic Bordeaux heritage, but that's exactly what makes it perfect for relaxed summer moments.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Cuvée Cruse Rosé

Why is the bottle only 25 cl?

The size is designed for one person's enjoyment on the go, like a walk in the woods or on the terrace.

How should the wine be served?

Well chilled, ideally with an ice cube, straight from the bottle or in a small glass.

What does the wine taste like?

Red berries, with a light and lightly sweet palate.

What food pairs with the wine?

Picnic food, salads and light tapas.

What kind of wine house is Cruse?

An old French wine merchant house with roots in Bordeaux, founded in 1819.

What temperature should the wine be served at?

8-10°C.