Cave des Coteaux de Rasiguères

The Cave Coopérative de Rasiguères was founded in 1919. It is the first post-war cooperative winery in the Pyrénées-Orientales. This cellar is intrinsically linked to the classical music festival of Rasiguères. Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath conducted the Manchester Orchestra in the cellar.

The Cave Coopérative de Rasiguères merged with other cooperative wineries in the Agly Valley to create the Cellier Trémoine Rasiguères.

This 1995 vintage has a brown cognac color. A nose on cooked red fruits. After all these years, the wine has evolved with a nice velvety texture in the mouth and a small austerity in the final that structure it.

Good state of preservation in view of seniority. 

Mid-shoulder level.

Cognac brown colour characteristic of a rosé wine that has undergone oxidation.

Capsule in good condition. 

Label damaged, spotted and aged by time.