
Domaine Tariquet Marselan Rosé Contradiction
Domaine Tariquet Marselan Rosé Contradiction is an exceptional rosé from Gascony that truly lives up to its name: it unites seemingly contradictory characteristics in a harmonious, modern wine. The Marselan grape variety – a cross between Cabernet Sauvignon and Grenache – contributes a more robust, deeper aromatic profile than classic rosé varieties, while remaining fresh and light-bodied.
In the glass, it shines with an intense, vibrant pink hue and red highlights, enticing the palate with an expressive bouquet of ripe strawberries, raspberries, red cherries, and a hint of pomegranate , complemented by subtle spice and floral notes. On the palate, it surprises with a beautiful balance of fruity richness and invigorating freshness – structured enough to pair well with food, yet approachable enough for uncomplicated enjoyment. The acidity is lively, and the finish is long and fruity-fresh.
Served at 8–10 °C, this rosé pairs perfectly with grilled fish, seafood, antipasti, light pasta dishes, or summer salads. A modern Gascon rosé with a distinct character and a charming individuality that sets it apart from the crowd of classic rosé wines.
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Domaine Tariquet – a French winery in the southwest, between Toulouse and the Landes de Gascogne Regional Natural Park. Founded in 1912 by Hélène and Pierre Grassa, it is now run by the fifth generation. Over 1,100 hectares of vineyards, a variable climate with cool nights, and fertile soils – ideal conditions for aromatic wines. What makes Tariquet special? The courage to combine grape varieties previously considered incompatible – Chardonnay with Sauvignon Blanc, for example. Syrah, Merlot, Tannat – over 10 million bottles full of character are produced here every year.
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