"Notes of red fruit dominate the nose. The palate is greedy and round, with crunchy fruit. A slight sweetness tempers its liveliness. An introduction to the expression of Provence rosé." —winemaker

"An elegant, bright, and clear pale-pink color with silvery undertones. The nose is refined and elegant, revealing a superb aromatic bouquet, blending floral notes with tangy hints of grapefruit and white peaches. The palate is ample, fresh, and luscious, offering vibrant aromas of white-fleshed fruit punctuated by saline and lemony notes that underscore its freshness and impart a beautiful minerality." —winemaker

"Very pale pink in color, with peachy reflections. On the nose, an instant burst of white peach, pear, zesty grapefruit and pomelo. Powerful but refined thiol components, which are carefully balanced. On the palate, small red berries precede vibrant citrus notes. Bright and mouthwatering with a lasting, mineral finish. A superbly crafted and seductive rosé for a myriad of occasions." —winemaker

"A beautifully pale pink, which is pleasing to the eye and draws one in. Fresh red berry fruit characteristics with floral notes. Ripe and fleshy feel on the palate. Great concentration. Smooth and round finish." —winemaker

"Pale peach to melon color with shimmering highlights. The nose is subtle and elegant, with notes of ripe stone fruit. The wine has structure, a nice length and a particular texture on the palate, a beautiful finish with aromas of white-fleshed fruits and small red fruits (currants, strawberries)." —winemaker

"Pale salmon in color with a light rose hue. The aroma is filled with fine and delicate fruits with hints of herbs, cranberry, and red currants. The mouthfeel is playful, yet well balanced and rich, reflecting the wonderful season. Beautiful, lush fruit with a lovely smooth tannin structure and refreshing light acidity and classic minerality. This is a perfect blend that is very sophisticated with beautiful layers and character. This rosé is engaging and delicious from start to the long finish. Great on its own but also a versatile food companion." —winemaker