Grown on high terraces along the coast, the vines are cooled by gentle ocean breezes and thrive in the warm sun. Harvested at night, the grapes were gently pressed and fermented in stainless steel. Pale salmon in colour with pink grapefruit, peach, and white flower aromas. Crisp and refreshing on the palate and light in body, it’s a rosé made for sunny late summer days.

10% abv.

From the warm, dry climates of the Terrasses de l’Orbieu, in the very heart of the Languedoc area, close to the sea. Calcareous soil on clay. 

A blend of Cinsault, for the finesse, and Grenache Gris for the spicy aspect.

Glass stopper closure to re-use the bottle.

Founded in 2000 by Claude Vialade, Domaines Auriol who produce Belles du Sud is a forward-thinking négociant – producer of wines from purchased material, producer of wines from its own estate vineyards and leased vineyards, and a wine merchant. It is actively involved in the ecological transition of all its winegrowing partners and aims to establish Occitania as Europe’s leading organic wine region. When Claude took charge of Château Saint-Auriol in her early 20s, it was in state of neglect and disrepair. After years of reconstruction, restoration, planting and replanting, it is now the exemplary 43-hectare Saint Auriol La Châtelaine that stretches across elevated terraces of the Orbieu Valley from Lagrasse to Lézignan-Corbières.