Henri Bourgeois Sancerre Rosé 2025
| Category | Rosé Wine |
| Varietal | |
| Brand | Henri Bourgeois |
| Origin | France, Loire Valley, Sancerre |
| Alcohol/vol | 13% |
For 10 generations, the Bourgeois family has committed efforts and emotions to working with vines, creating wines, and sharing their personalities in the Chavignol area of the Loire Valley. The main figure of the turning point in the family’s history was Henri Bourgeois. From cultivating two hectares on the slopes of Chavignol, he took the audacious step in the 1950’s of concentrating on his vines in an area that was, until then, unknown. This is where wines of high quality were born and to which he gave his name.
Today, Arnaud, Lionel, and Jean-Christophe Bourgeois are just as much the heirs of those men as the initiators of the future of the vines and wines of the domain. A family working together, expressing their vivacity and their generous personalities through its wines; “Famille Bourgeois” is now a family name synonymous with Sancerre.
This refreshing, dry yet fruity rosé will seduce you with its bouquet of ripe red fruits. It's easy to drink, fresh and well-balanced in structure and aromas. Enjoy Sancerre rosé well-chilled but not too cold - about 10°C should be enough to please your guests. Sancerre rosé is a wonderful aperitif, like a ray of sunshine on your table! Whether to whet your appetite or to accompany dishes throughout the meal, this Sancerre rosé is surely up to the task. Great with salads, springtime meals, or picnics - it's also a splendid wine to accompany Asian cuisine.
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