Albert Heijn Vin Rouge de France Fruitig

This 'Vin Rouge de France Fruitig' is a private-label red wine sold by the Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn. The wine is classified as a 'Vin de France', indicating it is made from grapes harvested in France, typically sourced from various regions to maintain a consistent 'fruity' profile. While the liquid originates from French vineyards and is bottled in France, it is specifically branded for the Dutch market under the Albert Heijn house line, featuring the characteristic rooster logo associated with their budget-friendly French wine selections.

The brand is owned by Albert Heijn, a subsidiary of the global food retail group Ahold Delhaize. Ahold Delhaize was formed in 2016 through the merger of the Dutch Ahold and Belgian Delhaize Group. As a private-label product, its manufacturing is managed through contracts with large-scale French wineries or cooperatives that bottle the product according to Albert Heijn's specifications for taste and quality.