MÉLODIE
DU CHÂTEAU ROSÉ
LA CITADELLE DE DIAMANT • SENSORY HARMONY • ISRAEL
"A score of freshness: where the Mediterranean sun and French technique compose a wine of absolute elegance."
The Melody of the Terroir
The Mélodie du Château Rosé is one of the most poetic expressions from the **La Citadelle de Diamant** winery. Inspired by the finesse of the great French *châteaux*, this wine is produced under the technical direction of experts who seek the perfect balance between fruit intensity and floral subtlety. Using cutting-edge winemaking techniques in Israel, Mélodie stands out for its crystalline purity and a persistence on the palate that evokes a soft musical composition. It is a rosé that is not only drunk, but also felt.
1. Identity Profile
Specific Origin: Mountainous regions of Israel, with influence from sea breezes.
Winery: La Citadelle de Diamant.
Variety: Blend of noble red grapes vinified white (Rosé style).
Aging: Brief rest on fine lees in stainless steel tanks for increased creaminess.
Certification: Kosher for Passover.
Volume: 750 ml.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Pale pink color with mother-of-pearl and silver reflections, extremely bright.
Nose: A delicate aromatic profile dominated by notes of vine peach, apricot, orange blossom, and a subtle background of fresh red berries like raspberry.
Palate: Silky and enveloping entry. The acidity is balanced and vibrant, providing a freshness that runs through the entire palate. Elegant finish with light mineral and citrus notes.
3. Mélodie du Château Architecture
4. Pairing and Recommendations
Gastronomy: A versatile and refined wine. Perfect for pairing with asparagus risotto, white fish in butter sauce, salmon tartare, *dim sum*-style Asian cuisine, and soft cheeses like Brie.
Serving: Serve chilled, between **8°C and 10°C**. Ideal to be enjoyed in tulip glasses that allow its delicate perfume to concentrate.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is it a dry wine?
Yes, it is a dry rosé that stands out for its citrus and mineral freshness, with no perception of residual sweetness, following the standard of high-end rosés.
What does "Mélodie du Château" mean?
The name evokes the harmony of the blend and the inspiration from French winemaking tradition (Château), applied to the grapes of Israel.
Should it be decanted?
Decanting a rosé is not strictly necessary, but allowing the bottle to breathe for a few minutes after opening can help the more subtle floral notes express themselves more clearly.