The Antonin Rodet Grande Sélection Pinot Noir is a Vin de France red wine crafted as a tribute to the founding talent of Antonin Rodet, who built the Maison Rodet's international reputation in the early 20th century. Sourced from select vineyards across France, it is an approachable, fruit-forward Pinot Noir designed to showcase the house's expertise with this noble grape. It offers excellent everyday value while reflecting the heritage of a Mercurey-based winery founded in 1875.
Founded in 1875 and based in Mercurey, Burgundy, Antonin Rodet is a historic French négociant-éleveur renowned for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, whose wines gained international acclaim — including an award at the 1900 Universal Exhibition. The house is now part of the Boisset family of wineries.
100% Pinot Noir
Bright red garnet in colour with delicate aromas of cherry, coffee, and subtly integrated toasted notes; the palate is fruity and appealing with flavours of chocolate, a hint of menthol, silky tannins, and a long finish with a delicate touch of oak.
Vin de France is a relatively new denomination introduced in 2009, allowing wines to be produced and blended from different wine regions across France. It offers winemakers flexibility in sourcing grapes from the best available terroirs nationally, rather than being restricted to a single appellation.
Typically retails between £9.50 (UK, e.g. Morrisons) and approximately $17.99–$19.99 USD in the United States.
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