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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which grape varieties can you discover through the Bellet wines from Clos Saint Vincent?

The four white wines are made from Rolle. Among the reds, “Vino di Gio” is made from Folle Noire, while “Le Clos” blends Folle Noire and Grenache: these three blends offer a way to explore the selection.

Which vintages should you choose to compare the white wines “Le Clos” and “Vino di Gio”?

The Bellet Blanc “Le Clos” is represented by the 2021 and 2024 vintages, and “Vino di Gio” by 2020 and 2023. They are all made from Rolle, but there is no shared vintage here to compare the two wines from the same year.

What sets the two Bellet red wines featured here apart?

The Bellet Rouge “Vino di Gio” is made from Folle Noire and is available in the 2020 and 2022 vintages. The 2023 Bellet Rouge “Le Clos” blends Folle Noire and Grenache, so the choice comes down to both grape composition and vintage.

Which Bellet wines should you bring together to explore the 2023 vintage in white and red?

You can compare the 2023 Bellet Blanc “Vino di Gio” with the 2023 Bellet Rouge “Le Clos,” both from Clos Saint Vincent. This pairing lets you discover Rolle in a white wine and the Folle Noire–Grenache blend in a red, from the same year.

Which Bellet wine offers a comparative tasting of several vintages?

“Vino di Gio” offers two distinct comparisons: the white in 2020 and 2023, or the red in 2020 and 2022. In each case, the colour, estate, wine and grape variety remain the same, providing a consistent framework for exploring differences between vintages.