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What wines should you drink while watching Roland-Garros?
The Best Wines to Enjoy During the Legendary Tennis Tournament
If you are one of those who follow every thrilling moment of the tournament, you absolutely need the right wine to accompany the intense sets and legendary rallies of Tsonga, Simon, Nadal, Alcaraz, Djokovic, and others… Here are three wines to savor while watching the famous tennis tournament.
Purple Earth Wine: As If You Were There
Would you have liked to follow the entire tournament from the stands of the stadium? With Purple Earth wine, it's almost as if you are! This wine from Domaine de l’Enchantoir, in AOC Saumur, will transport you straight to the tournament’s clay courts. Its round, tennis-ball-like taste will get you in the mood, while its smooth and silky tannins will remind you of the texture of the players' playing field. Discover this wine here.
Cherry Wine: Perfect for a Friends’ Gathering
At Roland-Garros, a match is always intense and full of twists and turns. So why not organize a Roland-Garros-themed aperitif with friends? Moreover, the suspenseful moments of some matches will likely make you want to relax a bit. For this, we recommend Cherry Wine from Domaine Desprat Saint Verny, in AOC Puy du Dome, Loire. Fruity, crisp, and structured, it's the perfect wine for enjoying with friends. Discover it here.
Triple Zero Wine: For the Semifinals
Just like the highly anticipated Nadal-Djokovic clash, the favorites of this year's tournament promise thrilling evenings for all spectators and tennis fans. To accompany these intense moments, we suggest Triple Zero wine from Château Rioublanc, in AOC Crémant de Bordeaux. Its fine bubbles will remind you of some players' aerial game, while its sparkling character will match the dynamism of their shots. Let’s hope the name of this wine isn’t a bad omen for the top players!
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FAQ - Wine and Roland-Garros
Which red wine should you drink while watching a tennis match?
For a match, go for a supple, easy-drinking red that flows without effort. The Purple Earth cuvee from Domaine de l'Enchantoir, in AOC Saumur, has a round palate and silky tannins that suit the intensity of the rallies. Serve it slightly cool, around 15 to 16 °C.
What wine works best for an aperitif with friends during Roland-Garros?
A fruity, crisp wine always wins over a group at the aperitif. The Cherry cuvee from Domaine Desprat Saint Verny, in Puy de Dôme, is generous and easy to share with friends. Its structure also holds up through a match that runs long.
Which sparkling wine is best to toast during a final?
A cremant brings the festive touch that big evenings call for. The Triple Zero cuvee from Château Rioublanc, in AOC Crémant de Bordeaux, charms with its fine bubbles and lively character. It is the ideal bottle to celebrate a decisive point or a tense semifinal.
How do you host a Roland-Garros aperitif evening with friends?
Plan for about one bottle for four to five guests and mix the styles: a supple red, a fruity wine and a cremant for the big moments. Lay out sharing boards you can nibble without taking your eyes off the screen. The idea is to stay relaxed through the tightest rallies.
Why buy your wine directly from the winemaker?
Buying direct from the winemaker means you get the property price, the rate set by the estate, with no middleman adding a margin. You also gain in traceability and freshness, since the bottles ship straight from the producer. That is the spirit of Avenue des Vins: bringing wine lovers closer to independent winemakers.
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