Buy or order Estandon wine

If you're looking for fine rosé wines, look no further. Estandon is the answer. A renowned winery with decades of experience, it has become a true queen of the vineyards. Experience Estandon's sensational wines; as soon as you pop the cap, you'll be transported to the beautiful Provence region of southern France.

The Estandon wines from Provence

Estandon wines have dominated the vineyards of Provence for nearly 75 years. Since Jean Bagnis founded the winery, Estandon wines have been finding their way to consumers. Each one is a true Provence gem, perfectly embodying the quality of this wine region. Throughout Estandon's history, it has been a continuously growing company. The biggest breakthrough came in 1973 when the Estandon winery became a cooperative. Several local winegrowers joined the company. This not only brought a vast acreage of vineyards under Estandon's ownership but also brought a wealth of expertise to this magnificent winery.

The Provence wines of Estandon

For decades, Provence has been known for its magnificent rosé wines. Domaine Sainte Lucie, Château D'Esclans, and Figuieres are true celebrities in Provence. The location is therefore phenomenal. Because let's be honest; even without the vast vineyards, Provence is one of the most beautiful regions in France. The stunning coastal towns, the stunning lavender, and the countless olive trees.

But among wine connoisseurs, Provence is best known for its rosé wines. This is where the world's best rosés originate. The abundant sunshine combined with the Mediterranean location ensures that the grapes grow exceptionally well. Typical grapes of this region include Cinsault, Grenache Noir, and Syrah, all of which are also well represented in the Estandon vineyards. This trio is also found in one of the winery's gems: Estandon Cotes de Provence Rosé.

The Estandon Insolence Mediterraneé Rosé

Estandon's ambitious expansion has now taken the winery to several locations, including just outside Provence. Just north of Provence, just outside the iconic wine region, you'll find the vineyards for this winery's crowd-pleaser. Estandon Insolence Mediterraneé Rosé has been a success from the start. While it may not carry the Provence label, it certainly comes close to the taste and pure quality for which this region is so renowned.