Bandol Rosé 2025: three stars in the Guide Hachette 2027

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Bouteilles de Bandol rosé 2025 et de Bandol rouge Altum 2023 du Château Canadel, distinguées au Guide Hachette des Vins 2027
The Guide Hachette des Vins 2027 awards three stars to our Bandol Rosé 2025. Our Altum cuvée, Bandol Red 2023, is selected with one star.

What do three stars mean in the Guide Hachette?

Every year the Guide Hachette des Vins selects wines tasted blind by panels of professionals. One star marks a very successful wine, two stars a remarkable wine, three stars an exceptional wine. Three stars is the guide’s highest rating.

Bandol Rosé 2025: the guide’s review

The guide notes that Vianney Benoist combined maceration, saignée and direct pressing to reach the ideal balance. It describes a bouquet of passion fruit, flint and dill, honeyed peach and citrus on a broad, structured palate, and a rosé built for ageing, with a rare presence.

Altum 2023: the guide’s review

Altum is a selection of old Mourvèdre vines from the highest plots of the estate. The guide describes a heady nose of herbs, juniper and macerated red fruit, a palate built on firm tannins with a touch of liquorice and fine acidity, and a vigorous Bandol for the cellar.

Where to buy and taste the Bandol Rosé 2025?

You can taste both wines in our cellar in Le Castellet: a free tasting of three wines without appointment, or a guided tour of the cellar with a tasting of six wines, by appointment on +33 4 94 98 40 10. To order, write to contact@chateau-canadel.fr.

Frequently asked questions

Which Château Canadel wine received three stars in the Guide Hachette 2027?

The Bandol Rosé 2025 received three stars in the Guide Hachette des Vins 2027. The Altum cuvée, Bandol Red 2023, is selected with one star.

What does one star mean in the Guide Hachette des Vins?

One star marks a very successful wine, two stars a remarkable wine, three stars an exceptional wine. The wines are tasted blind by panels of professionals.

Which grape varieties make up Château Canadel Bandol Rosé 2025?

45% Mourvèdre, 45% Cinsault and 10% Grenache, from certified organic vines averaging 27 years old, in Le Castellet, Bandol appellation.

How long can the Bandol Rosé 2025 be kept?

Up to ten years. Its Mourvèdre gives it the structure of a rosé for ageing, which the guide highlights in its review.

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