RUINART ROSE Bottle:12 The monchhof estate dates at

The monchhof estate dates at least as far back as the 12th century as evidenced by a document still in the eymael family’s possession signed by pope alexander iii showing the cloister himmerod–a cistercian abbey–having vineyard holdings in urzig as early as 1177

Gouges describes this rather suave wine as the estate’s ”entry-level premier cru of Nuits-Saint-Georges

dark plum and a hint of vanilla swirl forth from this garnet-hued beauty

Mendoza vineyards

reminiscent of cherries

RUINART ROSE Bottle:12 The monchhof estate dates atLight salmon pink, orange reflections; fine, persistent mousse. Nuances of fresh wild berries, underlaid with delicate tropical fruit, fine tobacco savouriness, a hint of orange zest, mineral aspect. Juicy, notes of cranberry and mint, fresh, well structured, lemony salty nuances, taut finish. A good companion at the table.