New Stocks. Price £175.00. Luc Belaire is a unique style of sparkling rosé, made in Provence. This fantastic fizz is full of sweet red fruit and floral flavours, with a nice creaminess and long, silky finish. A unique, luxurious package: a black bottle with silk screened labels, topped by a sleek black Champagne foil with pink accents. A dramatically beautiful sparkling rosé: a rich, vibrant pink colour. Tasting Notes: A delicious, delicate blend of France’s three most famous rosé grapes: Syrah, Cinsault and Grenache, aged for the perfect effervessence and blended with a 100% Syrah dosage A rich red fruit bouquet precedes an elegant palate of strawberry and blackcurrant, resulting in a perfect harmony of aroma, taste, body and finish: refreshing but not too sweet Crafted by 5th and 6th generation father-and-son winemakers at the Maison established in 1898. Serving: Perfect as an aperitif, food pairing wine, or even as a cocktail mixer Grape Variety: Luc Belaire is handcrafted from a blend of Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah grapes selected for their vibrant, fresh character. Each of these three grapes adds something special to the wine. Grenache gives body, warmth and hints of blackberry and blackcurrant Cinsault adds aromatic cherry blossom on the nose, finesse, and a supple texture to the finish Syrah accounts for Belaire’s beautiful colour and provides roundness and a toasty richness to the wine. Carefully aged before release, the blend is imbued with a delightful effervescence, resulting in a beautiful, deep red sparkling Rosé with aromas of strawberry and blackcurrant. A final liqueur de dosage addition of 100% Syrah adds a sweet – but not too sweet – nuance, resulting in a perfect harmony of aroma, taste, body, and finish. Background Information: Luc Belaire Rosé is a new sparkling wine that is made in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, the region in South-Eastern France famous for its beautiful weather, picturesque landscape, and great rosé wines. The Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur is home of the World’s finest rosé wines and the stunning French Riviera cities of Nice, Monaco, St-Tropez, Marseilles, Grasse and Toulon   Belaire’s origins evoke the rich history and culture of the South of France: the Cannes Film Festival, Monte Carlo Grand Prix and the landscape inspiration of the impressionists Van Gogh, Matisse, Cesanne and others.