The most prolific producer of rose wine out of all the French regions, Provence perches on the south coast and bakes in the Mediterranean sun. This is the area colonised by the Greeks, so it is likely to be the oldest winemaking region in France.
Côtes de Provence
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£13.99The wine has a beautiful pale, petal-pink colour, with bright nuances. On the nose, it exudes aromas of fresh redcurrants, garrigue, lemon peel and wet stone. The palate is bursting with notes of crunchy red fruit, white peach, and hints of jasmine. It has a long, saline finish and mouth-watering […]
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£15.99The name “2800” refers to the hours of sunlight Provence vines get each year, and also the number of glasses of this wine you will end up drinking this year once you have tried it! This rosé is a vibrant showcase of the region’s charm; supremely light in colour with […]
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£23.99Crisp and inviting, Fleur de Mer Rosé captures the serene artistry of Provence’s idyllic, sun-washed coastal shores and fragrant, floral hillsides. At first swirl, the wine opens with generous aromas of white peach, citrus, wildflowers and herbs. A classic Provençal style, ripe raspberry, wild strawberry and crushed watermelon notes are […]
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£44.50Pretty Provençal rosé, pale and delicate, with aromas of white flowers and citrus and flavours of lemon and white peach.
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£41.50Château du Rouët has been owned by the Savatier family since 1840 and is currently run by the family’s fifth generation. The estate was originally known for selling pinewood and cork from its surrounding forest, with the first vines planted in 1927 to protect the forest from bushfires. In 1945, […]
