where iron-rich red soils and yields held to about a ton and a half per acre produce Cabernet of real density
There’s a subtle herbal note that adds complexity and ties it back to the classic Loire profile
The 2020 vintage offers a snapshot of the cru's identity: firm lines
Perfect for: fireside hangs
That makes it genuinely useful for entertaining
Chateau Sainte Beatrice, Cotes de Provence 'B' Rose (Kosher), 2025 SO030524_Loire where iron-rich red soils andA pale, dry Cotes de Provence rose that is also kosher and mevushal flash pasteurized, which is what mevushal means, so it stays kosher no matter who pours it. That makes it genuinely useful for entertaining, and it doesn't ask you to trade down on the wine. Chateau Sainte Beatrice is a fifty hectare estate in Lorgues, in the Var, bought in 2016 by Valerie Rousselle, who has owned nearby Chateau Roubine a Cotes de Provence Cru Classe since 1994. The