Charlatán Rosé
100% Garnacha • D.O. Cigales
"Freshness and conversation: a vibrant rosé that champions the elegance of Garnacha in Cigales, with red fruit and a character made for sharing."
The Freshness That Gets People Talking
The Charlatán 2023 Rosé Wine is a project of Bodegas César Príncipe, a family winery in Fuensaldáña (Valladolid) in D.O. Cigales. Made exclusively from red Garnacha, it offers a current reading of the Castilian rosé: light, aromatic and focused on fruit and freshness. If you want to buy a signature rosé online with safe shipping across Mexico, this label shows Garnacha's versatility in giving wines of great liveliness, refreshing acidity, wild red-fruit notes and a clean passage across the palate. Discover more rosé wines and the collection of Garnacha grape wines.
1. Identity Profile
- Winery: César Príncipe.
- Origin: D.O. Cigales, Valladolid, Spain.
- Varietal: 100% Garnacha.
- Vintage: 2023 (young rosé).
- Size: 750 ml.
- Winemaking: Red Garnacha pressed right after harvest.
2. Sensory Experience
Appearance: Pale pink, onion-skin or salmon; bright and very clear in the glass.
Nose: High fruit intensity. Clear notes of wild strawberries, raspberries and rose petals, with a subtle background of fennel and aromatic herbs.
Palate: Friendly, mouth-watering entry. Agile mid-palate, refreshing citrus acidity and a very clean fruity finish.
3. Wine Style
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4. The Art of Chatting and Pairing
Tapas and Appetizers: Young cheeses, mild charcuterie, Russian salad or seafood croquettes.
International and Mexican Cuisine: Excellent with sushi, sashimi, artisanal pizzas, tacos and fish paellas.
Serving: We recommend enjoying it very cold, between 8°C and 10°C.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which denomination is Charlatán rosé from?
It is from D.O. Cigales, in Valladolid, and is made by Bodegas César Príncipe from 100% Garnacha (Grenache).
What is special about this rosé?
It offers a current take on the Castilian rosé, focused on fruit and freshness, with a light, elegant and aromatic profile that departs from the denomination's traditional style.
Is it a wine for cellaring?
Charlatán is meant to be drunk young, to enjoy the expressiveness of the vintage. We recommend drinking it within the first 18 months.
What does it pair with?
With tapas, young cheeses, sushi, artisanal pizzas, pasta with tomato sauce and paella; served very cold, between 8 °C and 10 °C.
Does shipping cost anything?
Shipping is free on purchases from $1,499 MXN anywhere in Mexico, with 90 days for free returns.