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Trouble: What is it? Discover authentic and bold wines
When it comes to wine, each bottle tells a unique story, that of the terroir, the know-how and the passion of the artisans who produce it. The “ Trouble ” range is particularly distinguished by its original approach and its audacity. Designed under the aegis of the Gérard Bertrand house, these wines embody both tradition and modernity. Let’s explore together this intriguing range and what makes it an essential wine experience.
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The “Trouble” collection: An invitation to Audacity
The “Trouble” wine collection comes in three variations: red, rosé and white. The name “Trouble” evokes not only the slightly hazy aspect of these unfiltered wines, but also the desire to shake up traditional winemaking conventions.
These wines are the result of meticulous work in the vineyards located around Narbonne, an emblematic region for the production of exceptional wines. The "Trouble" vintages are a true tribute to this generous terroir where the soils, the Mediterranean climate and the passion of the winegrowers come together to give birth to authentic and innovative wines.
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Red Trouble: Bewitching
Trouble Vin Rouge is a wine that immediately captures attention with its deep, slightly veiled purple color. Made mainly from local grape varieties, this wine offers complex aromas of ripe red fruits, spices and garrigue.
On the palate, it stands out for its rich and silky texture, accompanied by supple and well-integrated tannins. This wine embodies the perfect balance between power and finesse , making each tasting a memorable experience. Perfect to accompany Mediterranean dishes, grilled meats or mature cheeses, it positions itself as a convivial wine that will delight both amateurs and connoisseurs.
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Troubled rosé wine: Freshness reinvented
Trouble Rosé wine offers a
A contemporary interpretation of the classic rosé. With its pale and slightly cloudy hue, it intrigues as much as it seduces. Made from carefully selected grape varieties, this wine reveals delicate notes of fresh red fruits, white flowers and a touch of citrus on the nose.
On the palate, this rosé is fresh , light and perfectly balanced . Its supple structure and fruity flavors make it an ideal choice to accompany summer meals, mixed salads or aperitifs on the terrace. It is a true ode to conviviality and the Mediterranean art of living.
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Troubled white wine: an elegant expression of the terroir
Trouble Vin Blanc is probably the most subtle of this range. This white wine reveals a clear, slightly veiled color, which reflects its natural and unfiltered approach. On the nose, we find floral, citrus and white-fleshed fruit aromas, evoking the freshness of the sea breezes of the Mediterranean coast.
On the palate, this white wine stands out for its minerality , liveliness and elegance . It pairs wonderfully with grilled fish, seafood or even dishes based on fresh vegetables. Its long and subtle finish leaves an impression of purity and freshness, characteristic of the great wines of the south of France.
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A commitment to respectful winemaking
Behind Trouble lies a philosophy of production that respects the environment and the terroir. The wines are produced using sustainable viticultural practices and highlight artisanal know-how that prioritizes quality over quantity. This approach is also reflected in the absence of filtration, allowing the wines to express all their natural complexity.
Why choose “Trouble” wines?
The “Trouble” collection is for those looking to get off the beaten track and discover authentic wines with a strong character. Whether you are a fan of structured red, refreshing rosé or elegant white, these wines will surprise and seduce you with their originality. Each bottle is an invitation to rediscover the pleasure of wine, putting aside conventions to let yourself be carried away by audacity and spontaneity.
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