90pts James Suckling

This has a pale peach color with aromas of apricots, sliced apples, strawberries, peaches and cream. Medium-bodied with a juicy, creamy and fleshy palate. Fresh and fruity.

Winemaker Notes

Marked by minerality and elegant smoothness. Volume on the palate, full flavor and round. Dominant white fruit, vine peaches and pear, with hints of red fruit. A long and fresh finish.

Pair with: Kasha pancakes with wild smoked salmon and caviar, Pork shoulder with lemon and courgettes à la niçoise, Salmon ballotines with cabbage and bacon, and Prawns flambées with whiskey, pumpkin and coconut cream.

Winery Notes

Château La Coste – The name conjures up fine reds, complex whites, floral and fruity pinks, and expressive sparkling wines, but that is far from all to be found at this intersection of organically grown wine. There’s art, architecture, food, hospitality, and scenic beauty. This unique wine estate is located just outside Aix-en-Provence and celebrates the best of life as experienced through all the senses. First, the winery. Château La Coste produces organic wines from Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence and IGP Portes de Méditerranée. Covering some 200 hectares, the estate boasts a wine-making tradition dating back to Roman times, in a remarkable setting featuring vineyards, cypresses, stone pines, olive trees, and oaks. Inspired by the exceptional terroir, Château La Coste uses organic processes and applies biodynamic principles, prioritizing quality over quantity.

In 2009, Château La Coste’s wines were given the “Organic Farming” label, which acknowledges the estate’s respect for the land and for practicing farming methods in perfect harmony with nature. Varietal blending takes place in a state-of-the-art vat room, equipped to bring out the fruit’s natural flavors and aromas. The cellar provides optimal conditions for producing wines that convey the subtleties of the terroir of Provence.

Organic