Rose Wine: 2019 | Mas de la Dame | Les Baux de Provence Cuvee Gourmande Rose

A blend of Grenache, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon and Mourvdre, this is a rich, scintillating wine. It pulsates with freshness as well as ripe berry flavors.

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Producer: Mas de la Dame

Vintage: 2019

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13%

Varietal: Cinsault, Grenache

Country/Region: France, Provence

A blend of Grenache, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon and Mourvdre, this is a rich, scintillating wine. It pulsates with freshness as well as ripe berry flavors. Lightly structured, it is all about fruitiness, with crisp acidity at the end.

Producer Information

Mas de la Dame is located in the heart of the Alpilles. On the southern slope of the Alpilles, at the foot of the mythical village of Les Baux de Provence, the estate extends over 300 hectares, 57 hectares of vines and 20 hectares of olive trees. Since ancient times, these two cultures have been associated with it, following the example of the Romans who settled in Glanum only a few kilometres away. Grenache, syrah, cabernet-sauvignon, mouvdre and carignan are used to make red and ros wines, while roussanne, rolle, grenache blanc, clairette and smillon are used for white wines. Harvesting is done manually and the average yield of the property does not exceed 35 hectolitres per hectare.This family estate is steeped in history. It was first mentioned in the predictions of Nostradamus, painted by Van Gogh during his stay at the Saint-Paul cloister in Saint-Rmy-de-Provence and also evoked by Simone de Beauvoir. In the hollow of a valley surrounded by white rocks, the vines blend naturally with the garrigue and the persistent mistral wind favors a good sanitary state and the exchange of aromas. The Mas de la Dame is today managed by Caroline Missoffe and Anne Poniatowski, the great granddaughters of Auguste Faye, a wine merchant, who bought it at first sight in 1903. When two women are at the head of an estate that mixes olive trees and vines, it is for sure a real success. Caroline and Anne are happy to welcome and share their experiences with their visitors. It is with great honour and courage that they continue to perpetuate the practices and family passion for the idyllic Alpilles terroir. In order to preserve this exceptional environment, Mas de la Dame practises organic farming and submits itself, each year, to the control of Ecocert. The soil is worked mechanically: weed killers and pesticides are prohibited. All farming practices are also covered by the Mediterranean Nutrition Charter for Provence set up by the Departmental Chamber of Agriculture.