French rose

It's officially Rose season, and the benchmark producer of the delicious, dry wine for which Provence is famous, Domaine de la Chapelle Saint Victor is among the foremost estates of the Coteaux d'Aix appellation. A quintessential... Read More

As a negociant and vinificateur (winery), Caves d’esclans identifies vineyards, grapes and wines from château d’esclans as well as local growers to make what has reputedly become the world’s greatest rosé.... Read More

Clear & very expressive with great aromatic freshness on the nose, including aromas of red berries with hints of lime and melon. The Beach rosé is subtle and smooth, showing a balanced acidity and minerality with delicious... Read More

Pretty pale color, petal pink, elegant with shiny reflections. This wine presents a very beautiful and intense aromatic expression of fresh fruit and spring flowers. In the mouth, the acidity is refreshing; a great elegance and... Read More

Cote des Roses celebrates the Mediterranean lifestyle. The Languedoc appellation stretches alongside the Mediterranean coast The soils vary, mainly with hard limestone and schist, but also gravel transported from the rivers of... Read More

The heart of Southern France, the Coteaux de Beziers once held the dubious title of the world capital of wine. Today, the wines reflect the unique climate and volcanic soils of the vineyards, and the low-yielding bush vines provide... Read More

A benchmark producer of the delicious, dry rose for which France is famous, Lyanne is one of the top wines from the Cotes de Provence. This pink colored French rose expresses notes of strawberries and dried flower with a light-bodied,... Read More

Bandol is the smallest and most prestigious winegrowing region in Provence. It's the perfect summer wine, with aromas of peaches, floral, and citrus balanced by refreshing minerality. After one sip, our French buyer declared... Read More

Winner of Five Gold Medals, Notorious Pink is not your typical Rose. For starters, the wine is made at Domaine la Colombette in the South of France, and not Provence. They use the ripest vines, to create a Rose that isn't... Read More