Produced in the cellars of Château d’Esclans, which won The Wine Enthusiasts’ European Winery of The Year Award in 2014, Whispering Angel is a benchmark Côtes de Provence rosé.
Adored by wine lovers around the world, this rosé has evocative flavours of grapefruit and citrus combined with refreshing acidity.
A popular French Malbec with Larder customers.
Full of freshness, with hints of mint, casis and some spices. A good roundness to the wine, with a long finish.
Cahors is a small town in southwestern France, located 100 miles (160km) east of Bordeaux. In wine terms it is known for its deeply colored reds made predominantly from Malbec, with small quantities of Tannat and Merlot.
13%, 75cl
Classicly fruity, yet dry Italian table wine, as versatile as it is delicious. Sourced from a clay soil-based vineyard in the Marche with southeast exposure.
Bright and purple with uicy aromas and flavours of roasted plum, cherry, and chocolate. Nicely- balanced acidity.
13%, 75cl
Chateau d’Esclans Rock Angel Rosé. The bigger sibling of Whispering Angel made from the Chateau’s own vines. This is the brightest new star of the Cotes de Provence.
Pale pink but with enough structure to accompany food, this superior Provence Rosé offers apple, pink grapefruit and rosehip notes, with some minerality and a nice bit of grip on the palate.
Dry, but succulent, this wine displays a combination of tropical and herbal notes on the nose. On the palate the influence of the wild yeast and oak component combine to give lifted grapefruit characters and some barrel creaminess.
13.5%, 75cl