Negrette, Fronton, Does it ring a bell in your wine mind? Try Le Roc Classique

Want to expand beyond the usual, like wines from the South of France, have you tried Fronton.

This small appellation a short ride north of Toulouse is the home of Domaine Le Roc, a Ribes family affair.

Le_classique

You don't see them often on the shelves so I was happy to grab a bottle of Le Roc, Le Classique (2006).

What distinguishes Fronton besides its small size is that it has its own varietal Negrette, reflects the color of the wine it creates I guess, dark and mysterious.

Le Classique is 70% Negrette whose roots Les Vins Francais tracks back to Cyprus, add to the mix, 20% Syrah and 10% Cabernet.

Tasting notes from the winemaker give this Classique, pain grillé (toast) and spicy flavors.

I would not mind trying their Rosé de Saignée if I could find it.

Around $12

Enjoy!

Previous Post

Serge the Concierge at Mashable Social Good Conference, August 28, NYC

Aug 26
I am looking forward to Mashable's Social Good Conference on Friday, August 28 at the 92 Street Y in New York City. This will be the coda to the Summer of Social Good initiative. I will be attending only the morning sessions as client work needs to be done early afternoon. Always good to go out, learn new thing, meet people, strike conversations, exercises the brain. There are still a few tickets left for those...
Next Post

Quiet Time on Sundays in Tokyo at Hanazono Shinto Shrine's Flea Market

Aug 27
It might not be eerily quiet, there are still conversations going on and pi...

Comments