Grenache and Cinsault blend from the sunny Pays D'Oc. Fruit-forward and rounded, with surprisingly good texture and concentration for a rose at this price point. We worked hard to find it! Strawberry and spice, with a lengthy finish. A great aperitif, but equally good for sunny lunches.

Delicious ripe peach and melon, with a twist of pink grapefruit zest and the freshness of a sea breeze. An enchantingly pale, copper coloured rosé - even more sophisticated looking than its chic cousins from Provence - with a lovely weight and texture across the length of the palate and a dusting of Southern French spice.

A perfect apéritif, either on its own or served with slices of saucisson and fresh gougères. Also ideal with summery lunches outdoors.

A classic Provencal rose, beautifully pale pink in colour with a delicate nose of wild strawberry, morello cherry and a definate hint of sea air. An abundance of fresh red fruit on the palate, with balanced acidity and a crisp finish. Our all-time bestseller.

AIX now available in 75 cl! Magnums and larger formats are also available. Fragrant and well balanced, salmon pink in colour the nose is fresh and fragrant, delicate yet youthful and offers classy notes of watermelon, strawberries and flowers. 

13.5% abv

Not just another pretty pink rosé, this is Pinot Noir rosé with substance; delicate and dry but with enough substance to keep coming back, glass after glass. Sit back, dig your toes into the sand and forget about life for a while... Pair with fresh seafood and light salads, preferably enjoyed sitting under an umbrella in the sun, overlooking the Mediterranean. But a sunny terrace will do the trick too...

GRENACHE NOIR 70%, CINSAULT 30% The grapes are sourced from vineyards cultivated near to Lake Thau, set in a formerly volcanic region just inland from the sea. This has a particular micro-climate – as the proximity of the water has a moderating affect on the typically Mediterranean temperatures, allowing optimal ripening whilst retaining fresh acidity. The grapes are harvested in the early morning, then the wine is vinified as a classic rosé de presse, with soft pressing and cold fermentation.

Established in 2009 by vigneron couple Clément Minne and Pauline Giraud Domaine Gueissard has 18 hectares of vines that they fully manage. Clément worked at Domaine Tempier before the duo gained overseas winemaking experience. Made from a blend of 35% Grenache, 35% Syrah and 30% Cinsault, Le Petit G is their entry level effort which delivers delicious drinking at a highly attractive price.
Pale salmon pink in colour. Delightful aromas of strawberry, peach and pomegranate sail through the nostrils followed by some delicate musk and wet stone notes. Delicious raspberry, strawberry and peach fruits carry a gorgeous supple feel across the palate with infusions of musk and wet stone lying underneath. Excellent intensity and drive with brisk acidity and a long beautifully rounded finish.
Drink over the next year.
Alc. 12.5%

GRENACHE NOIR 70%, CINSAULT 30% The grapes are sourced from vineyards cultivated near to Lake Thau, set in a formerly volcanic region just inland from the sea. This has a particular micro-climate – as the proximity of the water has a moderating affect on the typically Mediterranean temperatures, allowing optimal ripening whilst retaining fresh acidity. The grapes are harvested in the early morning, then the wine is vinified as a classic rosé de presse, with soft pressing and cold fermentation.

Grenache , Cinsault, Syrah. The fruitis sourced both from the estate and local growers. The
resul tis a vibrant wine bursting with cranberries and delicate orange blossom notes. One of only 18 Cru Classe wines in Provence.

A Nebbiolo rosé! A rarity indeed. This wine is absolutely perfect with BBQed red meats. It has a little more structure and tannins than your more usual pink wines and as such works really well with grilled steaks and lamb. I can really recommend this wine.

Such a cracking wine, this is a modern marriage of bright, juicy Pinot Noir and plush, classy Pinot Meunier.