French Cinsault is a red wine grape variety traditionally grown in the southern regions of France, especially in the Languedoc-Roussillon and Rhône Valley. Known for its resistance to heat and drought, Cinsault is often used in blends, including Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Côtes du Rhône. On its own, Cinsault produces wines that are light in colour and body, with a silky texture and flavours of ripe red berries, often with notes of spice or flowers. These wines are usually low in tannins and high in acidity. If you enjoy red wines that are light, fruity, and vibrant, wines made from or featuring French Cinsault could be a great choice for you.
French Cinsault
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£44.50Pretty Provençal rosé, pale and delicate, with aromas of white flowers and citrus and flavours of lemon and white peach.
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£39.99In 2009, Dutch entrepreneur Eric Kurver founded Maison Saint Aix estate to realise his lifelong ambition to craft the world’s finest rosé. Over a decade later, he and his family have transformed it into one of Provence’s leading producers, championing sustainability and site-specific winemaking. In 2022, Nicolas Quiles joined as […]
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£11.50The wines of Terres Fidèles are designed to express the spirit of this extraordinary place – old-vine Grenache, Carignan, Malbec, Cinsault, Viognier and more.All are authentically crafted, small-batch wines of the wilds. As Fergal Tynan MW, founder, explains: “Over the last two decades, we’ve been creating wines in the wilds […]
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£17.99Sébastien Vincenti of Domaine de Fondrèche is widely recognised as one of the two best producers in Ventoux and to make things even better, he keeps a reasonable pricing policy despite his ever-increasing reputation and growing international demand.His wines from his 38ha domaine are very polished and seductive, yet he […]
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£21.99The Léoube estate lies on the Cap Bénat, a rocky coastal peninsular on the Var coast considered one of the most beautiful protected sites in Europe. Just an hours drive from St Tropez the estate is overlooked by the pretty hilltop town of Bormes-les-Mimosa and faces out to the Mediterranean […]
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£41.50Château du Rouët has been owned by the Savatier family since 1840 and is currently run by the family’s fifth generation. The estate was originally known for selling pinewood and cork from its surrounding forest, with the first vines planted in 1927 to protect the forest from bushfires. In 1945, […]
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£22.50As well as producing the famous Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe, the Bruniers also produce a couple of superb wines from more minor appellations – “our everyday house wines!” quips Daniel Brunier. Some house wine!! On a visit to the vineyard during the Châteauneuf-du-Pape harvest, I remember the pickers were […]
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