Introducing Clãr-Ay by Melodie
Seventy years after her great-grandfather, Roger Amiel, first crafted French Clairet in Quinsac, France, Mélodie brings this 100% Merlot masterpiece to the U.S. market. This darker, richer rosé, with its fresh and fruity character, is set to inspire a new generation of wine lovers.
Fruity with wild tannins and a fresh,
balanced flavor profile. 12% Vol.
TASTE
STYLE
Drinks like a rosé with the richness of a red - lower in alcohol, deeper in color, and drier on the palate.
VERSATILITY
Perfect for any occasion, it pairs with seafood, meat, poultry, cheese, tapas-style appetizers, or enjoyed alone.
A Wine of its Time!
Crafted from 100% Merlot grapes, "Clãr-ay by Mélodie" combines the best qualities of a rosé with the bold characteristics of a red wine.
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75% of Millennial wine drinkers regularly try new or different styles of wine.
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Gen Z consumers in the U.S. are embracing non-traditional wine categories.
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The IWSR predicts growing interested in innovative and less conventional wine styles such as skin contact, pet-nat, and chilled red. Clãr-ay fits right in with this exciting trend.
DARKER
DEEPER
DIVINE
The Legacy of Clãr-ay
Originally famous in the Middle Ages, French Clairet was a favorite among the English elite.
It gained new life in the 1950s when Roger Amiel revived the wine in the small town of Quinsac, near Saint-Emilion. His creation found commercial success during the '60s and '70s. Now, his great granddaughter Mélodie carries on the family torch, reintroducing this timeless yet avant-garde wine to the modern world.
Did you know?
On Saint Catherine's Day (Nov 25th) in Quinsac, France, a statue of a face of Bacchus, the God of Wine, drips nonstop Clãr-ay wine from it's mouth! This occurs for the entire day, giving locals a chance to fill their glasses with wine! The statue is accompanied by a note from a French poet detailing the tradition.
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