Provence

Peach, melon and citrus form a fresh profile with a rounded palate. Redcurrant and citrus appear in a silky finish. The rosé is made from Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah grown in Provence. Grapes are harvested at night, and cellar work limits added inputs and sulphites. The wine carries organic status, is classified under Côtes de Provence and contains 13 percent alcohol.

Pale pink colour accompanies fresh red berries, mineral character and fresh acidity. The blend is fifty percent Grenache, thirty percent Syrah, fifteen percent Cabernet Sauvignon and five percent Rolle. Vines grow on clay-limestone soils. Grapes are harvested by hand into small baskets, selected manually and pressed without prior maceration. Fermentation occurs spontaneously in stainless steel, and alcohol is twelve-and-a-half percent.

Vibrant peach and stone aromas accompany a bright, refreshing profile. Lemon zest meets a stony saline note, while peach and pear remain through the finish. The colour is pale pink. The cuvée is selected from the producer’s blends across its terroirs and receives a dedicated vinification. Alcohol is thirteen percent, and the wine comes from Provence.

Pale lychee in colour, this rosé offers white flowers and exotic fruit. The palate is fresh and generous, with a complex aromatic range, balance and minerality. Cinsault and Grenache form the blend. The wine comes from Provence under the Côtes de Provence appellation and is bottled at twelve and a half percent alcohol. It can accompany aperitifs, grilled dishes or white meat.

Bright citrus, strawberry and cherry appear with minerality and clean acidity. The rosé is crisp and carries thirteen percent alcohol. Casey Barber founded the company in Texas and works with a collective of producers around Saint-Tropez and the surrounding Golden Triangle of Provence. Grenache is the stated variety, the wine is dry, and its country of origin is France.

Ripe strawberry, soft citrus and spring-rain minerality define the dry rosé. Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah and Mourvèdre form the blend. The grapes come from estate vineyards and partner growers in the Côtes de Provence appellation, then are vinified and blended by the winemaking team. A bright appearance accompanies yellow fruit, a subtle exotic note, supple texture and a delicately tangy finish.

Yellow peach, candied apricot, freesia, brioche and orange zest accompany mineral detail, a light grip and a subtle saline note. The rosé blends forty-six percent Grenache, twenty-six percent Cinsault and twenty-eight percent Rolle. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel, cement and oak, followed by slow maturation in 600-litre oak barrels with periodic stirring. The wine carries 13.5 percent alcohol.

An intense colour accompanies generous aromatic notes and fresh liveliness. The rosé comes from forty-year-old vines on ferruginous sandstone soils. Hand-picked berries are sorted, macerated for several hours and slowly pressed, then fermented with indigenous yeasts. Two months on fine lees with regular bâtonnage complete the cellar work, and the vineyards are farmed under certified organic status.