The IGP Vaucluse "Principauté d'Orange" cuvée stands out for its rich history and exceptional terroir. The label proudly displays the coat of arms of the Principauté d'Orange, symbolized by majestic lions, as a tribute to this historic region. A wine that embodies tradition and authenticity. The relationship between the Principauté d'Orange and the Netherlands is fundamentally rooted in the legacy of the House of Orange-Nassau. The inheritance of the Principauté by William the Silent and his subsequent leadership in the Dutch Revolt established a lasting connection. This relationship has had profound political, cultural, and symbolic consequences for the Netherlands, with the legacy of Orange continuing to play a central role in Dutch national identity and the monarchy. Thus, the color orange, derived from the House of Orange, became a national color in the Netherlands, symbolizing the country’s heritage and the royal family.
Terroir
Pebbly clay. Located on terroirs around Châteauneuf-du-Pape.
Grape varieties
Grenache 70% - Syrah, Caladoc, Carignan 30%
Tasting notes
Cherry red with violet highlights. The nose is intense, with aromas of cherries and blackcurrants. On the palate, notes of fresh red berries. Pleasant to drink young, a smooth, fruity wine.
Serving advice
Drink now, but can be kept for 2-3 years, serve at 14°-16°C.
Food pairings
Cold meats, grilled meats, and generally with all Mediterranean dishes. It is a typical "bistro" wine, an everyday wine that pairs well with most dishes.
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