Chateau Galoupet 2022

LVMH releases a mineral Côtes de Provence rosé wine with a fine aromatic structure

The property

Promoted to Cru Classé de Provence in 1955, Château Galoupet was acquired in 2019 by Moët Hennessy, the Wine & Spirits division of the LVMH group, with the ambition of restoring the prestige of these unique terroirs.

The vineyard

Château Galoupet looks after 77 hectares of classified woodland and 69 hectares of vines, organic since August 2020. The estate's terroir is made up of 41 individually vinified plots. Following the acquisition of the estate, Moët Hennessy instigated a complete soil study (which took 3 years), the application of rigorous care to the entire vineyard as well as the modernisation of the wine-making tools, in order to produce a great Côtes de Provence wine.

The wine

Château Galoupet 2022 is the perfect expression of both the richness of the great vineyards of Provence and the environmental commitment of the LVMH group.

Produced exclusively from the estate's own vineyards and managed in an environmentally friendly manner, this wine is presented in innovative packaging - namely an 80% recyclable and very light amber glass bottle.

Winemaking and ageing

Gentle pressing to protect the grapes from oxidisation while preserving the aromatic purity of the fruit. Vinification 30% of the wines in 600L French oak demi-muids (62% new and 38% one year old) and aged on fine lees for 3 to 4 months. The other batches are vinified and aged in barrels.

Blend

Grenache (49%)
Syrah (15%)
Tibouren (15%)
Rolle (12%)
Cinsault (7%)
Mourvèdre, Cabernet, Sémillon (2%).

Characteristics and tasting tips for Château Galoupet 2022

Tasting

Nose
The nose is complex, mingling intense fragrances of white fruit (peach), citrus fruit and bitter almonds with subtle floral notes.

Palate
The palate delights with its roundness and structure. The finish is lingering, releasing a rare minerality recalling the Mediterranean sea breeze caressing the vineyard.

Food and wine pairing

An ideal apéritif, this rosé wine pairs harmoniously with many dishes, such as spicy fish tartare, poultry in sauce with grilled vegetables and fruit tart with nuts.