Bretèches Rosé de Château Kefraya 2025 is a pale and fresh rosé named after the fortifications projecting from the façade of Château de Kefraya, historically used as defence works. Harvest is exclusively manual with vineyard sorting of the best bunches at optimal maturity. Vinification combines bleeding and direct pressing methods: a portion is directly pressed on pneumatic presses with inerting using Inertys technology, while the bleeding portion undergoes destemming and light crushing before vatting and immediate saignée. Cold static settling at 8°C precedes alcoholic fermentation at a controlled temperature of 14–16°C. The wines are protein and tartaric stabilised after fermentation, aged in vats, and bottled at the castle three months later using Nomacorc 44-24mm corks. Best enjoyed young, within 3 years of vintage.

Appearance: Pale pastel pink, clear and shiny with silver reflections.
Nose: Delicate and of good intensity on the first nose, subtly revealing fresh notes of red fruits and wild berries with raspberry and pear. The second nose remains fruity, offering notes of pomegranate and fresh blackcurrant. Rich and complex on the finish thanks to the contribution of Cinsaut.
Palate: Soft on the attack. Balanced on the palate with notes of forest fruits, redcurrant and red fruits. Good aromatic persistence.