Mas Champart, Mourvèdre & Cinsault, Saint-Chinian Rosé, Languedoc-Roussillon, France 2024 kosher and can handily compete in

and can handily compete in terms of texture and flavor with the great Champagnes

Notes of dried fruits and spicy oak with a touch of sweet agave

The uniqueness of their distillation process creates a bright

while the palate is appealingly marked by aromatic notes of golden apple

Mas Champart, Mourvèdre & Cinsault, Saint-Chinian Rosé, Languedoc-Roussillon, France 2024 kosher and can handily compete inThough it may seem trite to compare it to Bandol, at a third of the price and made from 70% Mourvdre and 30% Cinsault, its as close to anything youll find thats worthy of such a comparison. Silky smooth, this is a great food ros. Since it hails from the Languedoc, pair it with Mediterranean inspired snacks like tinned fish, roasted red peppers, and baba ganoush.