Domaine La Domitienne Rosé 2021
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Flavor Profile
When it comes to elegant rosé, France sets the standard. While the famous (and pricey) pinks of Provence often get all the attention, there are similarly lovely, great-value alternatives to be found across southern France—like Domaine La Domitienne.
Made in the classic Provençal style, Domaine La Domitienne marries Cinsault (a red-skinned grape that provides the pretty pink color) and other native varieties. Thanks to southern France’s bright sunshine and warm Mediterranean climate, the grapes ripen to perfection and develop concentrated, complex flavors. And the team at Domaine La Domitienne only chooses the best bunches for their flagship rosé.
With its beautiful stout, shapely bottle and pretty, pale-pink color, this fine rosé will impress before you even uncork it. When you do get it in your glass, you’ll enjoy ripe red berry, citrus fruit and wild herb aromas and flavors. Crisp and dry, it makes a refreshing patio or poolside sipper, but it’s equally delicious with food. (Go for salads and seafood in the summer months, but save a bottle for your Thanksgiving turkey, too!)
Ready to explore beyond Provence? Order your share of this brilliant southern French rosé today.
When it comes to elegant rosé, France sets the standard. While the famous (and pricey) pinks of Provence often get all the attention, there are similarly lovely, great-value alternatives to be found across southern France—like Domaine La Domitienne.
Made in the classic Provençal style, Domaine La Domitienne marries Cinsault (a red-skinned grape that provides the pretty pink color) and other native varieties. Thanks to southern France’s bright sunshine and warm Mediterranean climate, the grapes ripen to perfection and develop concentrated, complex flavors. And the team at Domaine La Domitienne only chooses the best bunches for their flagship rosé.
With its beautiful stout, shapely bottle and pretty, pale-pink color, this fine rosé will impress before you even uncork it. When you do get it in your glass, you’ll enjoy ripe red berry, citrus fruit and wild herb aromas and flavors. Crisp and dry, it makes a refreshing patio or poolside sipper, but it’s equally delicious with food. (Go for salads and seafood in the summer months, but save a bottle for your Thanksgiving turkey, too!)
Ready to explore beyond Provence? Order your share of this brilliant southern French rosé today.
Mark Hoddy
Southern French wine expert
