Provence Rosé

Part of the success of the Provence region comes from the high level of sunshine being balanced by the temperature which is moderated by the Mediterranean; vineyards are also kept dry and pest free by the Mistral wind. Plus, the terrain is multi textured and offers plenty of hills and valleys for vineyards to thrive. The diverse soil leads to a diversity of plants such as rosemary, juniper, thyme, and lavender. Many Provence rosé wines take on subtle inflections in flavour from these plants.

Delicate dry rosé

We keep a well stocked collection of rosé at The Fine Wine Company all through the year. Whether you want to replenish the reserves with some favourites for the summer sun or you are looking to discover something new, there will be plenty for you here to try out. Provençal rosé is famous for its delicate petal-pink colour. In fact, Provençal rosé is really catalyst for pale rosé becoming so popular. But where some producers attempt to replicate this Provençal colour, these original stalwarts of Provence simply create a nuanced, herbaceous and refreshing wine first, and the elegant colour comes after as a result.

World-class Provence rosé

In terms of notes, with many of these Provence rosés, you will be expecting to taste a saline finish which comes after the refreshing acidity, acidity which itself is balanced by floral notes, whether of lavender or of other combinations of spring flowers. Regarding the fruity notes, we have wines in this range which give you stony summer fruits, whilst others which point more towards strawberry. You will see grape combinations and single grape rosé wines in the range which will make use of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cinsault, Grenache, Shiraz, Syrah, Rolle and Tibouren to name a few. Browse the range and pick up a few cases of the very best offerings from names such as Chateau du Rouet, Chateau de Leoube, Chateau L'Escarelle and many more.