Description

Château Le Plaisir is one of the oldest properties in Cairanne. The oldest documents attest to the acquisition of “La Grange Le Plaisir” in 1712 by Thomas Gasparin, grandson of Adriano Gasparini appointed Consul in Cayranne in 1595. Due to its historical importance, it is one of the rare properties in the Rhône Valley authorised to use “Château” in its name.

The grapes are harvested manually, the rose is made with the ‘direct pressing’ method: whole bunches and gently de-stemmed fruit goes directly to the press and the juice is run-off quickly. Giving the wine a lighter rose colour.

Fresh nose of crisp red fruits, citrus and a touch of cranberry. On the palate round with a great lemon freshness. Have as an aperitif, with salads and grilled meats.  

	France, Rhone		13%
	Cork		In the next 2 years
	Aperitif, Salad, Grilled Meats		75cl
	Grenache