Chateau de L'Aumerade Marie Christine Rose

This Rosé Provence Cru Classe is a harmonious blend of 35% Syrah, 35% Grenache, and 30% Cinsault. This wine embodies the refined flavors of Provence, a result of the Fabre family's dedication to excellence.

Chateau de L'Aumerade: A Historic Wine Estate in the Heart of Provence

Nestled among the picturesque hills of Pierrefeu, Château de l'Aumerade boasts a rich history dating back to the 15th century. Its 400-year-old vineyards are testament to timeless winemaking traditions. In 1932, the Fabre family took over with the vision to transform it into one of the most prestigious wineries. Today, L'Aumerade is one of 21 estates in Provence with the coveted Cru Classé status. The estate covers 300 hectares, 80 of which were awarded the Cru Classé designation in 1955. Located near the Massif des Maures mountains, the land benefits from clay and limestone soil, enhanced by the sea breeze, creating ideal conditions for producing wines with a pronounced fruity character. The unique bottle, designed by Charlotte Fabre in the 1950s, is inspired by a vase by renowned glassmaker Emile Galle. The careful harvest and fermentation processes preserve the purity of the fruit, resulting in a wine of exceptional quality.

Tasting notes of the L'Aumerade Rose

The L'Aumerade rosé captivates with its orange-pink hue. The aromas are vibrant and fruity, followed by a full, spicy, and juicy flavor with a creamy finish. This wine is not only perfect as an aperitif but also an excellent accompaniment to fish, meat, cheese, and fruit desserts.