This isn’t your average summer sipper. This wine comes from the iconic vineyards of Bandol, Provence, a region where the sun has been working its magic on grapes since 600 BC. Yes, you read that right. This wine was made on land that has seen more history than most of us combined—and it definitely shows.

This rosé isn’t shy. It’s bold, with a touch of muscle, courtesy of Mourvèdre—the noble grape that usually likes to show off its darker, more brooding side in reds. But here in Bandol? It’s got a bit of swagger. Mourvèdre makes this wine full-bodied, rich, and packed with personality. It’s not your delicate, easy-going rosé. This is the one that demands attention while still managing to be incredibly graceful. You get the floral vibes, sure, but you also get wild red fruits, savory herbs, a dash of blood orange, and just the right amount of minerality to keep it fresh and exciting. It’s the kind of wine that gets you talking.

And let’s talk about the vineyard for a second—Le Castellet, a village that practically whispers “good things happen here.” The terroir? We’re talking deep limestone soils and sandy marls. For a rosé, it’s got a bit more substance than you’d expect. With a little saltiness from the Mediterranean breeze, this wine brings layers of complexity that unfold as you sip. Aromas of cherry, black licorice, almond—basically a flavor-packed tour through Provence in a glass.

Now, the fun part: the Bieler family legacy. Philippe Bieler, a true pioneer in the world of Provence rosé, started making wine in the area back in 1992. His early influence is still alive in this bottle, and today, his son continues the tradition with a focus on making rosé that stands out. After all, this is the kind of rosé winemakers around the globe are trying to mimic. But there’s no mimicking the magic of Bandol—this wine is all about finding that perfect balance between finesse and power, between elegance and a little kick.

The 2023 vintage has that perfect copper hue, a little paler than last year, but just as mesmerizing. It’s all thanks to the Mourvèdre that reigns supreme here, giving the wine its depth and complexity. If you’re a fan of rosé with a bit of backbone, this is it. Not all rosés are created equal, and this one is as exceptional as it gets. So, next time you’re sitting poolside, grilling up your favorite meal, or just trying to impress your friends with your impeccable taste, make sure this bottle’s on hand.

62% Mourvèdre 34% Grenache 4% Cinsault. Enticing aromatics of peach, white cherry and wild raspberry that are balanced by summer flowers, white tea and Provence herbs. These delicate flavors carry through to a creamy yet lifted palate that’s interwoven with rose petal and wet stones.

Pretty in pink, this snappy, refreshing wine offers light, tangy raspberries, cherries and blood oranges on a light body backed by good acidity. Drink now. ~91 James Suckling

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