Galoupet Nomade is a rosé wine made from 32% Cinsault, 23% Syrah, 22% Grenache, 18% Rolle, 4% Mourvèdre, 1% Tibouren; made in Côtes de Provence by Château Galoupet.

Château Galoupet is a Cru Classé de Provence, within the Côtes de Provence appellation, made up of 77 hectares of protected woodland and 69 hectares of vineyards.

This future sanctuary for biodiverity was acquired by Moët Hennessy. After nearly 3 years of complete refoundation to craft elevated wine expressions of this terroir: Galoupet Nomade is the first vintage to be released.

Château Galoupet is located in the oldest wine-growing region of Provence. Cru Classé wines have been produced there since 1955.

Three years ago, the famous winery was acquired by Moët Hennessy with the aim of producing wines of exceptional quality while respecting the environment and thus inspiring a new generation of winemakers and wine lovers.

They have produced Galoupet Nomade from their own grapes, all grown on small individual plots in conversion to organic viticulture.

At Château Galoupet, all their bottles are part of the ecosystem. Galoupet Nomade is packaged in an ultra-light flat bottle made from 100% POP (Prevent Ocean Plastic): Recycled PET collected from coastal areas at risk of plastic pollution.

This material is often used for food and beverage packaging and is completely safe for wine. Developed by sustainable packaging experts, its weight and shape help reduce carbon emissions during transport. Portable, unbreakable and easy to open and close thanks to its screw cap, it is ideal for picnics and special moments on the go, and also 100% recyclable.

GALOUPET NOMADE TASTING NOTES

Nose : fresh fruit, wild berries, pink grapefruit and pomegranate

Palate : Crisp, fresh and aromatic with a mineral finish, evoking the Mediterranean sea breeze blowing through its vineyards.

Food pairing : Perfect for outdoor occasions and on the move, Galoupet Nomade is an excellent choice for a seafood, meat and vegetable grill, or even for a simple lemon meringue pie.

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