Fleurie

Grown by 150 professionals on pink granite soil, from which Fleurie gets its deep carmine red colour, along with its floral, fruity aromas of iris, violet, rose, red fruits, and bush peaches. Overall, it combines elegance and finesse with a silky full body. Tending towards spicy notes as it ages, this wine benefits from the specific geography of its location, up against the mountain ridges of Avenas, Durbize, and les Labourons. The appellation, the name of which refers to a Roman legionnaire and not a bunch of flowers, has 13 different ‘climates’ leading to as many distinctive wines, including la Madone, Grille-Midi, La Chapelle des Bois, and Champagne.