Marsanne

This grape makes fat, rich, full wines and is one of the two majot varieties used to produce the rare white wines of Hermitage and Châteauneuf-du-Pape. It is usually blended with roussanne in the Rhône whites. Traditionally made white wines can be full-bodied but somewhat dull when young, however developing magnificently with age. Wines made with more modern methods can be lighter and fruitier, with a perfumy fragrance; they should be drunk young.

Pronounced: Mahr-SAN

The following list displays all wines using the Marsanne grape variety:

White Wine

Churchview Estate - 'Bartondale' Reserve Marsanne	2007	£11.95
Château d'Anglès - 'Grand Vin La Clape'	2009	£13.95
Hermitage Blanc - Domaine Belle	2001	£28.95

Red Wine

Saint~Joseph - Domaine de Bonserine	2001	£14.00

Mixed Case

Mixed Case 'New World Discovery'	NV	£11.04 £10.00