Saint Roch des Vignes Côtes de Provence 2024

About Les Maîtres Vignerons de Saint-Tropez

Les Maîtres Vignerons de Saint-Tropez, a collective of passionate winegrowers in the heart of Provence, is dedicated to producing wines that embody the spirit and beauty of the Mediterranean. With a deep commitment to quality and tradition, the group showcases the best of Provence's terroirs, using winemaking methods that combine age-old know-how and innovation. Their range of wines, especially the rosés, is celebrated for its pure fruit expression, finesse and elegance, capturing the very essence of the Provençal way of life.

About the Saint Roch des Vignes Côtes de Provence Cuvée

Saint Roch des Vignes Côtes de Provence is the quintessence of Provençal winemaking know-how, reflecting the elegance and character of this iconic region. Produced by Les Maîtres Vignerons de Saint-Tropez, this cuvée celebrates the aromatic richness and finesse of Provence rosés. Through a meticulous blend of the region's typical grape varieties, Saint Roch des Vignes offers perfect harmony between fruit, freshness and minerality, embodying the spirit and lifestyle of the Mediterranean.

Aromas of the Cuvée

Evoking the easy-going Provençal art of living, Saint Roch des Vignes releases enchanting aromas of small red berries, peach and lemon blossom, enhanced by subtle herbaceous notes and a light minerality. This aromatic richness is characteristic of Côtes de Provence rosés, inviting a refreshing, sensory tasting experience.

Characteristics of the Cuvée

• Grape variety: A blend typical of Provence
• Profile: This rosé stands out for its lightness and elegance, with well-judged acidity that perfectly balances its aromatic palette. The texture is silky, leading to a lingering, delicately aromatic finish.
• Ageing potential: Although designed to be enjoyed young to make the most of its freshness and vibrant aromas, this rosé has a structure that allows it to develop pleasantly over one to two years.

Food Pairings

Saint Roch des Vignes Côtes de Provence is the perfect accompaniment to light Mediterranean dishes such as summer salads, seafood or grilled vegetables. Its liveliness and aromatic profile also make it an excellent choice for sunny aperitifs.

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