Showing posts with label Rosé de Loire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosé de Loire. Show all posts
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Two 2012 rosés from the Cave Coopérative de Saumur
2012 Rosé de Loire, Caves coopératives à Saint Cyr en Bourg (above and below)
A couple of 2012 Rosés – Rosé de Loire and Cabernet de Saumur – from the very good Cave Coopérative à Saint Cyr en Bourg sent to me try. Both are well made and attractive. The Rosé de Loire is a blend of Grolleau Noir and Cabernet Franc. It is a little lighter both in colour and weight than the Cabernet. Its light red fruits and clean, fresh finish makes it a fine apéritif but also with shellfish – plâteau fruits de mers.
The more weighty Cabernet de Saumur (100% Cabernet Franc) makes it a more suitable partner with food – a summer lunch outside with a selection of salads, characuterie etc or some grilled fish – sea bass, sea bream, although I not sure how well it would partner sardines or mackerel.
2012 Cabernet de Saumur (above and below)
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