SAINTE
BÉATRICE ROSÉ
CÔTES DE PROVENCE • THE SOUL OF THE MEDITERRANEAN • FRANCE
"A whisper of Provence: the timeless elegance of Lorgues captured in a glass of infinite freshness."
The Heritage of Lorgues
The Sainte Béatrice Côtes de Provence is a benchmark of French elegance. Produced by the historic winery **Château Sainte Béatrice**, this wine originates from vineyards located on the sunny slopes of Lorgues, where the rich limestone soil imparts a unique minerality. Under the expert direction of the Roubaud family and in collaboration with renowned wineries such as Château de Berne, this rosé is crafted with absolute technical precision, using direct pressing to achieve that pale "onion skin" hue synonymous with distinction worldwide.
1. Identity Profile
Specific Origin: AOP Côtes de Provence, Lorgues, France.
Winery: Château Sainte Béatrice.
Variety: Provençal blend (Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah, Mourvèdre).
Style: Dry, pale, and refreshing rosé.
Soil: Calcareous-clay with excellent drainage.
Volume: 750 ml.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Very pale rose petal color, bright and clean with salmon reflections.
Nose: Subtle and complex bouquet. Aromas of vine peach, fresh red berries (redcurrant), and a distinct floral character reminiscent of orange blossoms.
Palate: Fresh and crisp on entry. It possesses a perfect balance between the vivacity of citrus and a very elegant fruity roundness. The finish is silky, dry, and with a mineral persistence characteristic of the region.
3. Architecture of Sainte Béatrice
4. Pairing and Recommendations
Gastronomy: A wine designed for outdoor living and Mediterranean cuisine. It masterfully accompanies Provençal salads, seafood, bouillabaisse, sushi, beef carpaccio, and mild Thai dishes.
Service: Best enjoyed chilled (8°C - 10°C). It is the quintessential summer wine, ideal for aperitifs on terraces or seaside events.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
Is this wine sweet?
No, it is a dry wine. Côtes de Provence rosés like Sainte Béatrice are characterized by the absence of residual sugar, prioritizing refreshing acidity and natural fruity aromas.
What does "AOP Côtes de Provence" mean?
It is the most important protected designation of origin in the region, guaranteeing that the wine complies with strict regulations regarding origin, grape varieties, and specific production methods.
How long can I store it?
Like most Provençal rosés, it is designed to be enjoyed young (within 2 years of its vintage) to fully appreciate its energy and aromatic freshness.