Chateau Sainte Roseline Prestige Provence Rosé

Back in October 2025 I was lucky enough to be invited on a trip to the south of France. Here, we spent two days in the Southern Rhone Valley and then an afternoon in Provence (yes, I know... tough life). 

While in Provence, we were being hosted by Chateau Sainte Roseline, a wonderful winery that is steeped in history. There's literally a chapel on site with Saint Roseline's embalmed body in it. She died approx 800 years ago.

What I loved about this winery though was not just the fact that there's a rich history here, but also that they combine this history with contemporary art. The house in which we had lunch had more art instillations than some museums I have been to.
 
The winery is family-run and we had the pleasure of sitting down to lunch with Aurelie, the owner of the winery.  She gave us the history of her family and the winery. The food, the wine and the company were all top notch. This may sound bougie but you've not lived until you've had scrambled eggs and truffle.
 
One of the stand out wines for me was the cuvee prestige rosé. For me, this was the wine that offered all the traditional hallmarks of what a Provence Rosé should, but it just took it to another level in quality.
 
TASTING NOTES:
 
This wine is bone dry, crisp and elegant. There's a wonderful mineral quality to this, intertwined with delicate notes of strawberry and flower petals.