Domaine du Mas Ensoleillé Rosé 2024
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Rosé has our vote as summer’s official drink, but the truth is, a high-quality pink is just as delicious on a winter’s day as it is in the heat of August. The Provençal Domaine du Mas Ensoleillé inspires as many sunny feelings as its name suggests—“ensoleillé” translates to “sunny”—all year long. Elegant and crisp, it brings bright citrus, ripe strawberry and passion fruit flavors. How can you possibly resist?
It’s crafted with premium old-vine Grenache and Syrah grown at a small estate in beautiful Aix-en-Provence, where the grapes are carefully hand-harvested at night to lock in flavor intensity and ensure bright aromatics.
Here’s what winemaker Mathieu Lacroix says to expect in the glass: “Fresh, fruity aromas…think strawberry and black currant blossom. The palate reveals ripe strawberry, orange zest and passion fruit. A great rosé should transport you somewhere—and ours takes you straight to sun-drenched Provence.”
Stock up on a few bottles now and crack one open any time you need a bit of sun.
Rosé has our vote as summer’s official drink, but the truth is, a high-quality pink is just as delicious on a winter’s day as it is in the heat of August. The Provençal Domaine du Mas Ensoleillé inspires as many sunny feelings as its name suggests—“ensoleillé” translates to “sunny”—all year long. Elegant and crisp, it brings bright citrus, ripe strawberry and passion fruit flavors. How can you possibly resist?
It’s crafted with premium old-vine Grenache and Syrah grown at a small estate in beautiful Aix-en-Provence, where the grapes are carefully hand-harvested at night to lock in flavor intensity and ensure bright aromatics.
Here’s what winemaker Mathieu Lacroix says to expect in the glass: “Fresh, fruity aromas…think strawberry and black currant blossom. The palate reveals ripe strawberry, orange zest and passion fruit. A great rosé should transport you somewhere—and ours takes you straight to sun-drenched Provence.”
Stock up on a few bottles now and crack one open any time you need a bit of sun.
Mathieu Lacroix
Winemaker
