Description
The 1987 Bandol Rouge from Caves de la Roque is a red wine from the Provence region of France, specifically the Bandol appellation. Bandol wines are renowned for their robust and age-worthy reds, primarily crafted from the Mourvèdre grape, often blended with Grenache and Cinsault.
Tasting Profile:
Expect garnet colour with aromas of dark berries, earthy undertones, leather, and subtle spice. On the palate it should be full-bodied with firm tannins, flavours of black fruits, and a lingering finish.
There are three different labels of this wine listed on our website, each featuring paintings of French artist Paul Gauguin. This one here "Nature morte au profil de Laval" ("Still Life with Profile of Laval") is an 1886 oil painting that uniquely combines still life and portraiture. The composition features an array of objects, including a ceramic pot crafted by Gauguin himself, arranged on a table.
Producer Information: Moulin de la Roque, established in 1950, is a cooperative of winemaking families dedicated to producing high-quality Bandol and Côtes-de-Provence wines. They emphasize traditional methods combined with modern techniques to ensure the excellence of their wines.
Condition
Level very top shoulder, label is Paul Gauguin's "Nature morte au profil de Laval" ("Still Life with Profile of Laval")