2023 Grenache Noir, Domaine Nadal Hainault, IGP Cotes Catalanes
2023 Grenache Noir, Domaine Nadal Hainault, IGP Cotes Catalanes
£16.95
30 in stock
Description
This Grenache Noir from Nadal Hainault is utterly delightful. The pretty pale ruby colour hints at a wine that is light, but it’s by no means a weed. Softly textured in the mouth with bright red fruits and lovely balanced freshness on the finish. The eminently quaffable red wine is made with minimal intervention and no added sulphur. It displays a beautiful lightness and delicacy and could easily take a bit of chilling down in the summer months.
Nadal Hainault is a 6th Generation fully certified organic estate that produce wonderfully pure and fresh wines from their 45 hectares of unirrigated vines. With a keen eye on sustainability this is a property that truly cares about the environment in their vineyards and amongst the local area as a whole.
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