OVNI - 2025
WINE | ROSÉ WINE | LOIRE | VDF LOIRE ROSEBottle of : 75cl
A Loire rosé of genuine character and mineral elegance
- OVNI 2025 is a rosé of substance from the Loire Valley. Its fresh, mineral character and restrained fruit expression appeal to those seeking authenticity over fashion. A wine that rewards attention.
- Crafted from Grolleau Gris, this wine expresses the schist terroirs of Loire with clarity. Traditional viticulture and thoughtful winemaking combine to deliver a rosé of genuine personality and depth.
- Where many contemporary rosés prioritise technique over terroir, OVNI maintains a distinctly Loire identity. Its elegance lies in balance and precision—a wine for the discerning palate.
Unit Price
£17.77
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Product features : OVNI
Breeding
Short ageing in stainless steel on fine lees to retain maximum freshness and fruit character
On the eye
Pale salmon-pink, crystalline appearance
On the nose
Wild raspberry, redcurrant, with subtle notes of guava and lychee. Clean, inviting aromatics without heaviness
In the mouth
Excellent balance between salivating acidity and crisp fruit. The finish is clean and mineral, with a saline quality characteristic of Loire's schist soils
Unlike some Provençal rosés that rely on technical precision, OVNI retains a marked Loire character through Grolleau Gris. An unpretentious wine, equally at home as an aperitif, with spiced cuisines (Thai, Moroccan), or summer grilled fare. Genuine and food-friendly.
Nicolas françois, propriétaire passionné des halles de quercamps
VIGNOBLES MOURAT
Based at Mareuil-sur-Lay in the Vendée, Vignobles Mourat farm 125 hectares of certified organic vines on ancient schist and rhyolite soils within the Fiefs Vendéens appellation. The Mourat family's connection to wine stretches back to 1880 — first as growers on the Île de Ré, then as merchants in Les Sables d'Olonne — before Jean Mourat established Château Marie du Fou in 1974. His son Jérémie took the helm in 1998 and achieved full organic certification by 2019, working south-facing slopes above the Lay valley. At Halles Quercamps, we selected this estate for the rigour of its approach: a characterful terroir, a broad palette of varieties — Chenin, Cabernet Franc, Négrette, Pinot Noir — and a clear range of reds, whites and rosés. A Vendée estate well worth following.
