
Summer’s flavor journey begins on the beach with Bell Cros
A sun-drenched beach, gentle waves rolling in over the sand, and a picnic basket filled with summer’s best companions – Ida & Peter, La Figaflor and L’Amic from Bell Cros. These are wines made for sharing, with no fuss. Just open, pour, sip – and let summer take the lead. They go beautifully with most things you crave on a warm day: fresh seafood, grilled vegetables, simple salads, skewered chicken or tapas. No big gestures. Just food, wine and company that makes you smile.
Three wines with different expressions – but the same idea: to capture the best of summer. And to do it together.
Ida & Peter – “The welcoming bubbles”
With its fine bubbles, this natural sparkling wine brings out notes of citrus, anise and a gentle touch of brioche. With its clean acidity and vibrant character, it’s just as lovely with food as it is enjoyed in the sun. Ideal as a welcome drink with light bites like soft cheeses, charcuterie, canapés and olives.
La Figaflor – “The white with attitude”
With fresh citrus and grapefruit notes, hints of white flowers and a clean, fruity finish, La Figaflor is a white wine with charm and character. Its balance between freshness and aroma makes it a great choice all year round, but especially when the temperature rises. Serve as a light companion wine or pair with elegant dishes like fish, seafood, chicken or salads.
L’Amic – “Best shared with friends”
With its light salmon-pink color and fresh aromas of citrus, grapefruit, a hint of strawberry and a touch of anise, L’Amic is a rosé that breathes summer and connection. Fruity, nuanced, and with a refreshing finish – just like time spent with good friends.
L’Amic, meaning friends, is best enjoyed in good company with simple dishes like fish, seafood, chicken, salads, sushi or Asian flavors.
From vineyard to waves – Bell Cros is a great choice for summer.
Whether you’re enjoying the calm by the sea or gathering with loved ones, Bell Cros summer wines are made to be shared. Grab the glasses, roll out the blanket – and let the wine take care of the rest.