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LEAVE YOUR REVIEWThis white blend from Southern Rhone is simple, but pleasant. Pear, apple and watermelon are well harmonised. I had some better whites from this region in the same price range, but it is worth trying, nevertheless.
Nice and juicy, on the creamy side and with a kiss of wood, but oak's been very carefully applied (which is a good thing). Acidity and aromatics are very much preserved, which makes this rather interesting. One tiny fly in the ointment is the high alcohol which sticks out a bit, but hey.
A very full bodied white wine with tones of pear and apple.. Its smooth and deceptively strong.. I enjoyed this one tremendously and would recommend as you can never go wrong with a costières de Nîmes
A quite interesting full-bodied white, very food friendly. Mineral, fresh and with a nice, long finish, it's the proof that Costières de Nîmes can also deliver good whites.
Château de Nages is part of the Michel Gassier vineyards, within a family of winegrowers from father to son for four generations. The vineyard is part of the Costières de Nîmes, the southernmost of the Rhône Valley, with its Rhone grape varieties, its soil (made up of pebbles) and the Mistral. It stretches gently south-east of Nîmes and as far as the Petite Camargue. The vines of Château de Nages are cultivated according to organic farming practices. The terroir of the place is composed of pebbles which store the heat of the sun as in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and benefit from a convection effect produced by the thermal breezes of the Mediterranean. The tempering effect of these breezes reinforces the thermal amplitudes between day and night, which preserves the freshness and expression of the terroir!
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This white blend from Southern Rhone is simple, but pleasant. Pear, apple and watermelon are well harmonised. I had some better whites from this region in the same price range, but it is worth trying, nevertheless.more reviews