Vignoble Les Vents D'Ange Marie Rosé

Canada, Quebec

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Expert Rating

3.4

Rarely Reviewed

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ORIGINS

Winery: Vignoble Les Vents D'Ange

Region: Quebec

Quebec, the largest province in Canada, is home to a flourishing wine industry despite its challenging continental climate. Winters here are long and cold, meaning cold-hardy hybrid grape varieties, such as Marechal Foch, Seyval Blanc and Vidal, dominate the vineyards. The history of winemaking in Quebec dates back to the 1600s, when French settlers brought vines to the region. The industry was slow to develop, however, and it wasn't until the late 20th century that winemaking began to take off. Today, Quebec is home to over 50 wineries, producing a range of styles from sparkling to still wines.

CUSTOMER RATING

3.4

1 Review

18-02-2024

Walqui

Captivating new wine territory awaits, with an enchanting olfactory profile that evokes the serenity of a lush forest by a tranquil lake. The scent is evocative of warm summer days, with the sweetness of ripe wild strawberries and the freshness of oxygen-rich air. The fruitiness is understated, with a nuanced impression of ripe red berries and cherries on the palate. The follow through is featured by a rich, metallic quality, leaving the mouthfeel refreshed and invigorated. A sip is required to fully appreciate the sophistication of this wine.