This young Tavel from L’Anglore is expected to present a vibrant and complex aromatic profile of red berries such as wild strawberry and tart cherry, intertwined with notes of garrigue (thyme, rosemary), citrus zest, and a distinct mineral, stony quality, characteristic of natural winemaking. On the palate, it will be dry and full-bodied for a rosé, with a refreshing, high acidity and a savory depth. The fruit will be pronounced but balanced by earthy undertones and a long, structured finish that might hint at a subtle, fine-grained tannin. Given its youth, it will be very fruit-forward.