Sun is in the forecast and
what better way to take your summer
days to the next level than with a glass of
inimitable Vins de Provence rosé?
Whether you’re enjoying an al-fresco
lunch in the garden with friends, hosting a
sophisticated dinner party, or celebrating
a special occasion with loved ones, a
bottle of refreshing Vins de Provence rosé
is sure to make summer moments even
more perfect.
Crisp and elegant, and
always presented in a chic bottle, these
premium rosés are the epitome of class
and the true taste of style.
Delicious as an apéritif or alongside a variety of cuisines, ranging from fragrant Asian curries
to simple grilled seafood, a sip of Vins de Provence rosé will bring that little bit of Provençal
warmth and sea breeze to wherever you are.
Try a wine from each of the
three beautiful appellations – Côtes de Provence, Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence and Coteaux
Varois en Provence – to experience all the variety and sophistication that Vins de Provence
has to offer.
Château Saint Maur Cru Classé, Saint M, Côtes de Provence, 2021
(£14.48, Vinatis)
Saint M from Château Saint Maur is elegant and refined, with peach, raspberry and
gooseberry aromas. A well-balanced rosé, from vines that have been grown in clay limestone soil.
red fruits, florality and white pepper; saline and broad with red fruits, melon, orchard fruits, some zippy lime and brazil nut creaminess; complex and savoury.
Good.
Match with salmon tartare or fresh Greek salad
Domaine de Valdition, Vallon des Anges, Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence, 2021 (£12.93, Vinatis)
Located in the Alpilles area, this winery covers 240 hectares of breath-taking countryside.
From these organic vines comes a stunning pale rosé, which is highly complex and has
plenty of minerality.
delicate red fruits, grapefruit and hints of fennel; saline with white stone fruits, melon and lime; broad and textured.
Thoroughly enjoyable.
Serve as an apéritif, or match with sushi, marinated fish or prawn skewers.
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