Gift Corner Clos Cibonne Tibouren tradition Red wine 2020
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Cibonne Tibouren red is a wine elegant, fine, fresh and very plaisant!
- Côtes de Provence Rouge - 2020
- Grapes 90% Tibouren, 10% Grenache
- Domaine: Clos Cibonne
- 14 °
- Garde 5 ans
- 75 cl
- Fraîcheur
The sommelier Info
Clos Cibonne Tibouren Red wine has a generous nose with red berries aromas, a silky mouth, fine and delicate. Very authentic!
This wine is served with
Clos Cibonne cuvée Tibouren, best served around 16/17°, parfect with a Ratatouille, grills, or a cheese platter.
Domaine
Domaine Clos Cibonne is located by the sea between Nice and Marseille. Cibonne vineyard of 15 hectares is located in the Pradet and benefits from the influence of the sea spray of the Mediterranean coast.
The name Clos Cibonne refers to Jean Baptiste de Cibon, the former owner of the vineyard and was also captain of the Royal Navy of Louis XVI. After his death, the Roux family bought Clos Cibonne in 1797. It was not until much later, in the 1930s, that André Roux decided to devote himself fully to the cultivation of the vine. He then had the idea of planting Tibouren, an old Provençal grape almost forgotten for the time. Today, children and grandchildren perpetuate the tradition and continue to make the Clos Cibonne Tibouren famous.
Since 1930, Domaine Clos Cibonne has been producing two historic vintages: Clos Cibonne rosé and Clos Cibonne Tradition red. Both are composed of 90% Tibouren and 10% Grenache. The Tibouren is an old and noble grape variety but also delicate to grow because it requires special climatic and terroir conditions. It flourishes completely on the shale plots of Clos Cibonne due to the sunshine and the direct maritime influence found there. The blends are completed with Grenache, Syrah or Cinsault.
The name Clos Cibonne refers to Jean Baptiste de Cibon, the former owner of the vineyard and was also captain of the Royal Navy of Louis XVI. After his death, the Roux family bought Clos Cibonne in 1797. It was not until much later, in the 1930s, that André Roux decided to devote himself fully to the cultivation of the vine. He then had the idea of planting Tibouren, an old Provençal grape almost forgotten for the time. Today, children and grandchildren perpetuate the tradition and continue to make the Clos Cibonne Tibouren famous.
Since 1930, Domaine Clos Cibonne has been producing two historic vintages: Clos Cibonne rosé and Clos Cibonne Tradition red. Both are composed of 90% Tibouren and 10% Grenache. The Tibouren is an old and noble grape variety but also delicate to grow because it requires special climatic and terroir conditions. It flourishes completely on the shale plots of Clos Cibonne due to the sunshine and the direct maritime influence found there. The blends are completed with Grenache, Syrah or Cinsault.
