Presentation
Presentation
Do you know where our name Lion & The Lily comes from? On the coat of arms of Bordeaux, you will find a lion and three lilies. The lilies are the historical symbol of the kings of France, and the lion (originally 3 leopards) was the symbol of Richard the Lionheart, King of England. This name is a subtle and modern nod to the history of our beautiful city of Bordeaux, where our rosé comes from!
Presentation video
Terroir
Clay-limestone.
Winemaking
The musts then benefit from cold static settling, allowing to obtain clear juices while preserving the aromatic expression. Alcoholic fermentation takes place in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, with precise temperature control according to the desired profile: from 14°C to 18°C. Particular attention is paid to the visual aspect, with a suitable fining process for each wine to obtain both pale and clear hues.
Ageing
Breeding is carried out on fine lees in a temperature-controlled stainless steel tank, providing volume and mouthfeel, while maintaining a pure, fresh, and precise aromatic profile.
Varietal
Merlot : 100%
Specifications
Contains sulphites. Ne contient ni oeuf ni produits à base d'oeuf. Does not contain milk or milk-based products.
Ingredients & nutrition ›
Advice
Visual appearance
Pretty bright pink dress.
On the palate
This rosé is fresh and easy to drink, with elegant notes of red fruits. It has a long aromatic persistence, with a good balance between sweetness and freshness.
Food pairings
Caesar salads, sushi, shrimp risotto, marinated chicken skewers, vegetable or salmon tagliatelle... Also pairs well with red fruit desserts.
Classic food and wine pairings
Aperitif, Desserts, Fish, White meat
