It's for a good many reasons that Provençal rosé now serves (and is served) as the natural pink option to be enjoyed whenever the sun comes out. Or whenever it doesn't come out. Typically a luminous, pale salmon hue, with aromas of delicate red fruit and white pepper and a chiselled, mineral elegance that is brisk on the palate, there is nothing so perfect as a rosé from the south of France. Here we also taste a more ethereal side of those blockbuster, red southern Rhône varietals: grenache, syrah, carignan, cinsault... Sit down with a plate of shellfish and any bottle from our selection of Provence rosé wine and those fields of lavender and azure skies won't seem so far away.
Provence Rosé Wine
Provence Rosé Wine
Côtes de Provence Rosé is the largest appellation in the Provence region of southeast France. Bordering the Mediterranean Sea, the blended ingredients of Provence Rosé experience a slowed ripening process and benefit from more complex, enhanced flavour and a lighter-bodied structure.
Provence is known for the natural beauty of its mountainous lavender fields and sun-drenched olive groves. The enchanting appeal of the region is reflected in the sparkling salmon hue of its Rosé. Its refreshingly fruity makeup of multiple varieties of berries reflects the lightly delicate feel of the area.
From Vineyards Direct supplies an intentionally small selection of Côtes de Provence Rosé directly from trusted growers to our loyal customers. Our experts allow only the highest quality Provence Rosé wines to enter our collection to ensure you experience only the best that Provence has to offer.
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Provence Rosé Wine FAQs
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What Does Côtes de Provence Rosé Taste Like?
Côtes de Provence Rosé is delightfully fruity, with often featured notes of red berries, including strawberries and raspberries and stone fruits like peaches and cherries. Rosé wines are sometimes infused with citrus and have floral undertones that perfectly balance taste and aroma. Despite the fruit concentration, there is little residual sugar, leading to a dry, crisp mouthfeel that is far more refreshing than sweet.
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Where is the Provence Region in France?
Provence is a region of southeastern France that stretches from the Left Bank of the lower Rhône and borders the Mediterranean Sea. The coastal winds encourage the varietals of Provence to develop slowly and tastefully, producing an exquisite side to the blockbuster red Southern varietals like Grenache, Syrah, Carignan and Cinsault.
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What Food Goes With Côtes de Provence Rosé?
Growing in such close proximity to the Mediterranean Sea, it’s only natural that Côtes de Provence Rosé pairs most deliciously with Mediterranean dishes. Grilled or roasted seafood, fresh vegetables and lighter protein dishes only enhance the delicate brightness of the Rosé.