Clos Fornelli Rouge Corsica 2023 £15.50
Clos Fornelli Rouge Corsica 2023 is a beautifully expressive red wine from France’s sun-kissed Corsica. With its deep, glossy purple tones and ruby highlights, it immediately invites you in. On the nose, expect a vibrant blend of red fruit and violet, evolving into luscious dark berry character, layered with gentle spice notes for extra depth and charm.
Crafted from Niellucciu, Sciaccarellu and Minustellu, this red wine is made for effortless enjoyment—whether you’re planning a relaxed evening in or hosting friends. The palate is smooth and inviting, balancing ripe fruit with subtle seasoning and a wonderfully lingering finish that keeps you reaching for another sip. Discover your next Corsican favourite by exploring the range of Clos Fornelli reds and find the perfect bottle for your table.
Product Information
- Category: Wine
- Country: France
- Region: Corsica
- Appelation: Corsica
- Colour: Red
- Type: Red Wine
- Proof: 13.50
- Size: 0.75
- Vintage: 2023
- Grape 1: Niellucciu
- Grape 2: Sciaccarellu
- Grape 3: Minustellu
- Grape 4:
France
Few would argue that France is the country that long ago set the standards by which wine is judged. There are of course exceptions; Germany's Rieslings, Spain's Sherry and Portugal's Port are examples of non-French wines that are universally accepted as models to be admired and emulated. But no other country in the world can boast anything like France's influence over the wine world's now well-established benchmarks. The wine styles produced in Champagne, Alsace, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Loire and the Rhone have become targets that countless winegrowers around the world aim at, in the first instance by planting the same grape varieties. If you still have a bit of exploring to do before you can say you know well the world of wine, there can be no better place to start (or finish!) than France.
Corsica
Corsica is an island in the Mediterranean Sea, located between the southeast coast of Provence and the west coast of Tuscany. Although it is closer to Italy, Corsica has been under French rule since 1769 and is counted among the 26 regions of France.
Corsica's climate is, for obvious reasons, classed as Mediterranean. With higher sunshine levels than any part of mainland France (and correspondingly low rainfall), the growing season here is well suited to high-output viticulture; weather conditions around harvest time are generally excellent. That said, the island has many varied mesoclimates – the result of its mountainous topography.
Delivery
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Returns
You may return or exchange products within 14 days of receipt of the goods. You should return the goods to us at your cost within 14 days and we will reimburse to you (by the method used to pay for the original transaction) the amount in relation to the goods and the cost of the delivery. The goods should be returned to us in their original packaging, unopened and unspoiled.
Click and Collect
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