Sols & Sens
27 August, 2008
Page 14
Brand Owner: La Cave des Vignerons des 4 Chemins
Produced in France
Size 75cl
Abv 13.5
Price £4.50, €6
Markets Europe
Contact: Nadine Cattanea: + 33 4 66826122
n.cattanea@vignerons4chemins.com
Rhône producer, La Cave des Vignerons des 4 Chemins, which describes itself as representative of a new generation of French wine producers "who are not afraid to combine tradition and quality with a contemporary image and accessible wines", is using the Vinisud exhibition in southern France to unveil its range of Côtes du Rhône Villages wines, Sols & Sens.
The wines which comprise two reds, a white and a rosé, are: Côtes du Rhône Villages Laudun 2006, 70 per cent Grenache, 30 per cent Syrah; Côtes du Rhône Villages Laudun (white) 2006, 45 per cent Grenache, 40 per cent Rousanne and 15 per cent Clairette; Côtes du Rhône Villages Chusclan 2006, 60 per cent Grenache, 40 per cent Syrah and Côtes du Rhône Villages Chusclan Rosé 2007, 60 per cent Grenache, 40 per cent Syrah.
Produced in France
Size 75cl
Abv 13.5
Price £4.50, €6
Markets Europe
Contact: Nadine Cattanea: + 33 4 66826122
n.cattanea@vignerons4chemins.com
Rhône producer, La Cave des Vignerons des 4 Chemins, which describes itself as representative of a new generation of French wine producers "who are not afraid to combine tradition and quality with a contemporary image and accessible wines", is using the Vinisud exhibition in southern France to unveil its range of Côtes du Rhône Villages wines, Sols & Sens.
The wines which comprise two reds, a white and a rosé, are: Côtes du Rhône Villages Laudun 2006, 70 per cent Grenache, 30 per cent Syrah; Côtes du Rhône Villages Laudun (white) 2006, 45 per cent Grenache, 40 per cent Rousanne and 15 per cent Clairette; Côtes du Rhône Villages Chusclan 2006, 60 per cent Grenache, 40 per cent Syrah and Côtes du Rhône Villages Chusclan Rosé 2007, 60 per cent Grenache, 40 per cent Syrah.
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