Nos Rhône rosés

Rosé wines from the Rhône Valley captivate with their freshness, richness, and generous fruit expression. Produced mainly in the southern part of the region, Rhône rosés offer a variety of profiles, ranging from light, refreshing wines to more structured, food-friendly rosés. Made from iconic grape varieties such as Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault, and Mourvèdre, these wines reveal aromas of fresh red fruits, citrus, flowers, and sometimes subtle spicy notes. Appellations such as Tavel, Côtes-du-Rhône rosé, Luberon, and Ventoux perfectly illustrate the diversity and expertise of the Rhône’s winemakers.

The major appellations of Rhône rosés

The Rhône Valley is home to several appellations renowned for their rosé wines. Tavel, the only appellation entirely dedicated to rosé, produces powerful, full-bodied wines with a strong character. Côtes-du-Rhône rosés, on the other hand, offer accessible, fruity, and approachable wines, perfect for sunny days. In southern appellations such as Ventoux or Costières de Nîmes, rosés stand out for their freshness and balance.

The iconic grape varieties of Rhône rosés

Rosé wines from the Rhône region are primarily made from blends of Grenache, Syrah, and Cinsault. Grenache adds roundness and aromatic intensity, Syrah provides structure with spicy and fruity notes, while Cinsault offers finesse and freshness. Some wineries also use Mourvèdre to add depth and complexity.

What pairs well with a Rhône rosé?

Rhône rosés are particularly versatile wines for the table. The lighter, fresher styles pair perfectly with summer salads, grilled meats, Mediterranean vegetables, or as an aperitif with friends. More full-bodied rosés, such as those from Tavel, pair very well with spicy dishes, white meats, or Mediterranean cuisine.

Buy a Rhône rosé

This collection features Rhône rosé wines selected for their balance, freshness, and authenticity. It includes organic, natural, and biodynamic rosés, as well as must-have summer wines produced by renowned estates and passionate independent winemakers.