Mirabeau Celebrates Gold Medal at IWC 2016
Maison Mirabeau Wines · Taste · Wines and Spirits of ProvenceContributor blog post by Stephen Cronk:
Mirabeau Classic is one of only three rosés awarded Gold
We are ridiculously excited here in Cotignac today – our Mirabeau Classic Rosé 2015 has been awarded a Gold Medal at this year’s International Wine Challenge, which is the world’s most respected blind-tasted wine competition.
To put this in perspective, …Continue reading here for details on this big deal win amongst rosé wines from 27 countries.
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