2024 Château des Tourettes Vin de France Tinus Marsanne - Wine More Cellars

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2024 Château des Tourettes Vin de France Tinus Marsanne

2024 · 750ml

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The 2024 Château des Tourettes Tinus Marsanne is a beautifully textured and expressive white from the elevated vineyards of Provence, crafted by the Brunier family of Vieux Télégraphe fame. Produced entirely from Marsanne, the wine balances the variety’s natural richness with freshness and mineral precision, avoiding excessive weight or oak influence. The nose reveals ripe pear, white peach and preserved lemon layered alongside honeysuckle, almond skin and subtle stony notes, giving the wine impressive lift and complexity.

On the palate, it is light to medium-bodied with supple texture, vibrant natural acidity and a finely detailed mineral core. Layers of orchard fruit, citrus peel and gentle savoury complexity are balanced by saline freshness and soft phenolic grip, finishing long, poised and beautifully persistent with excellent balance and drinkability. The warm Provençal climate brings generous fruit character while careful handling preserves freshness and structure throughout.

Ben’s Recommendation:
The 2024 Château des Tourettes Tinus Marsanne is a superb Mediterranean white — textural, fresh and beautifully composed with impressive purity and versatility. Perfect with roast chicken, grilled seafood, creamy risotto, soft cheeses or Mediterranean vegetable dishes. Enjoy now through 2032+.

COUNTRY France
PRODUCER Château des Tourettes
VARIETY Marsanne
STYLE White Wine
VINTAGE 2024
SIZE 750ml

 

About the region

Rhône Valley

The Rhône is really two regions under one name. In the north, between Vienne and Valence, Syrah grows alone on steep granite terraces at Côte-Rôtie, Hermitage, Cornas and Saint-Joseph, while Viognier makes the perfumed whites of Condrieu. Further south the valley widens and warms, and Grenache leads blends drawn from a long list of permitted varieties at Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas and Vacqueyras. The two halves share a river and little else.

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