NV Domaine Serol Petillant Rose "Turbullent" (2023) Gamay Saint-Romain


Price:
Sale price$32.00
Stock:
Sold out

Details:

Country: France
Region: Loire Valley
Sub-Region: Côte Roannaise
Appellation: Vin de France
Classification: Pétillant Naturel / Méthode Ancestrale
Grape(s): Gamay
Wine Style: Sparkling, Rosé
Composition: Single Varietal
Practices: Certified Organic , Practicing Biodynamic, Lutte Raisonnée, Low Intervention

Taste Block

Tasting Notes

This wine displays a vibrant, pale pink hue with a lively, frothy mousse. The nose is bright and playful, showing crushed strawberry, crunchy cranberry, and raspberry, accented by hints of pomegranate and subtle florals. On the palate, it is fresh, delicate, and fully dry, with vivid acidity carrying crisp red-berry fruit underscored by nuances of allspice and citrus zest. No evident sweetness appears here—just pure, lifted freshness.

Pairing Block

Food Pairing

Pét-Nat Gamay’s vibrant red-fruit profile, gentle sparkle, and refreshing acidity make it especially suited to casual, flavorful dishes with freshness or a touch of spice. Its combination of juicy cherry and berry tones, soft effervescence, and light herbal nuance complements picnic fare, fried bites, and vegetable-driven plates, while its playful structure keeps salty or mildly spicy foods lifted. The wine pairs best with charcuterie, fried chicken, bánh mì, fresh salads, and outdoor-friendly dishes where brightness, fun, and easy versatility highlight its lively, unpretentious character.

Producer Block

About the Producer

“This eastern region, known as "The Volcanic Loire" boasts soils of granite and volcanic basalt that give gamay both minerality and drive. The best producer in this unique, small appellation is Domaine Sérol, led by Stephane Sérol and his wife Carine. They produce a range of distinctive wines marked by elegance, freshness, and, of course, granitic minerality, hence their bottling name of "Eclat de Granit".
Domaine Sérol famously produces a cuvée exclusively for the neighboring Michelin three-star restaurant ‘Troisgros’. The Sérols are great friends of the Troigros family: Michel Troigros co-owns the "Les Blondins" Vineyard with them. The Sérol property dates back to the 17th century and was passed from generation to generation. When Stéphane and Carine took over in 1998, the domaine totaled 12 hectares; with the Sérol/Troisgros partnership, they are now farming 28 hectares and have converted the domaine to organic/biodynamic viticulture.”

You may also like

Recently viewed