ESTANDON BRISE MARITIME ROSÉ 2022

Transport yourself to the South of France with this delicious and superbly packaged Rosé named after the cooling sea breeze. Red fruits mingle with savoury and saline elements to give a delightfully drinkable wine perfectly suited to any occasion and especially a warm summer evening.

Winery notes (2022 Vintage)
"Brilliant pale pink in the glass. Aromas are delicate with light red fruit and Spring blossom notes. The light bodied palate is pleasantly fresh and crisp in the style of a classical Provencal rose with delicate red fruit notes and a subtle minerality and a clean dry finish. 

Estandon has been expressing the personality of the Côtes de Provence A.O.C. wines with talent since 1947. Vintage after vintage, it remains the reference, synonymous with quality and relaxed enjoyment.

Legend has it that Phoenician ships, carried on a steady sea breeze (“brise marine"), landed on the Mediterranean coast in the 6th century BC. They brought with them the knowledge of vine growing and winemaking.To celebrate the legend, the Estandon winemakers have created this "Brise Marine" vin de pays and invite you to taste the fruit of their region’s history.

Provence Region. Shallow, schist and silty soils. Foothills of the Massif des Maures on sunny hillside slopes."

5 Stars & 93/100 Sam Kim, Wine Orbit, August 2023 (2022 Vintage)
"Fine and delicate, the wine shows crunchy apple, pomegranate, lemon peel and dried herb notes on the nose, leading to a focused palate that's linear and elegant. Charming and well structured by crisp acidity, finishing bright and mouth-watering. At its best: now to 2025."

Reviews for previous vintages below…

Yvonne Lorkin, October 2021 (2020 Vintage)
"From the IGP Méditerranée subregion of Provence comes a rosé crafted from Grenache Noir, Cinsault & Syrah that’s loaded with white peach, soft citrus and berries and cream characters. Richly structured yet refreshing, cashew-dusted marshmallow notes make this a dangerously easy-to-endure rosé. Chill first, enjoy after."