Brand: Gris Blanc | Producer: Gérard Bertrand
Vintage: 2024 | Region: Languedoc-Roussillon, South of France
Appellation: IGP Pays d’Oc | Wine: Dry Rosé
Grapes: Grenache Gris & Grenache Noir | Size: 750 mL
Description:
Gérard Bertrand Gris Blanc 2024 is an elegant, exceptionally pale rosé from the South of France, crafted primarily from Grenache Gris with Grenache Noir. Its delicate blush color hints at the wine's light, fresh style, offering a beautiful combination of red berries, white peach, citrus and subtle floral notes.
The palate is crisp and refreshing, with flavors of strawberry, grapefruit, peach and fresh citrus, complemented by a distinctive mineral character and bright acidity. Dry, clean and graceful, Gris Blanc finishes with lingering freshness and a subtle saline quality that makes it particularly appealing with seafood.
Flavor Profile:
Aroma: Fresh strawberry, white peach, citrus and delicate florals
Taste: Red berries, grapefruit, peach and bright citrus
Body: Light and elegant
Sweetness: Dry
Acidity: Fresh and lively
Finish: Crisp, mineral and subtly saline
Food Pairing:
A natural match for seafood and lighter dishes. Pair with Midtown Provisions Jumbo Shrimp, fresh oysters, grilled salmon, Organic Chicken or a light charcuterie board with goat cheese and prosciutto. Also excellent with sushi, Mediterranean dishes and fresh summer salads.
Interesting Facts:
The name “Gris Blanc” translates to “Gray White,” a reference to the naturally grayish-pink skins of Grenache Gris and the wine's remarkably pale color.
The grapes are grown in the Mediterranean-influenced South of France, where sunny conditions are balanced by cooling influences that help preserve freshness and acidity. Gérard Bertrand is one of the best-known producers from the Languedoc and has become particularly associated with premium wines from southern France.
Serve: 45–50°F, well chilled.
Category: Wine → Rosé → French Rosé
Package/Size: 750 mL Bottle
