Provence

  • Cassis: Clos Sainte Magdeleine Blanc 2009

    Cassis: Clos Sainte Magdeleine Blanc 2009

    A complex bouquet of citrus fruit and Provençal pine precedes an alluring palate. White peaches and wild herbs underscored with subtle mineral tastes lead to a long, dry finish. A sophisticated wine for contemplative appreciation

    • Bottle £18.95
    • Bottle Case £227.40
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  • Bandol: Mas de la Rouvière Rouge 2007

    Bandol: Mas de la Rouvière Rouge 2007

    A full-bodied red from the Côte d'Azur, deep ruby in colour with herb and spice aromas. The perfect partner for lamb roasted with Provençal herbs.

    • Bottle £17.95
    • Bottle Case £215.40
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  • Coteaux d'Aix: Domaine des Oullières Blanc 2011

    Coteaux d'Aix: Domaine des Oullières Blanc 2011

    Aromas of white flowers and hints of fennel precede a crisp, dry palate with alluring citrus undertones.

    • Bottle £10.95
    • Bottle Case £131.40
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  • Bellet: Domaine de la Source Rosé 2010

    Bellet: Domaine de la Source Rosé 2010

    A dry and rarefied rosé wine with aromas of wild roses. On the palate, subtle red berry and redcurrant flavours precede a long, elegant finish.

    • Bottle £25.50
    • Bottle Case £306.00
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  • Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2005

    Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2005

    Bigger, more plush. A youthfully dark but brilliant hue with Cabernet's sweet, perfumed black berries on the nose. Dense, concentrated, with fine acid backbone. A touch more obvious oak , but in balance with the fruit, so likley to resolve with time.

    • Bottle £47.50
    • Bottle Case £570.00
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  • Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2009

    Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2009

    The 2009 has a great balance of berry aromas, ripe fruit, sweet tannin and clean acidity. Considering its southern location Domaine de Trévallon is a very vintage sensitive wine and it appears that the 2009 is going to be a classic. This will hit its optimum drinking window in about 5 years time and should drink well for a decade thereafter.

    • Bottle £39.00
    • Bottle Case £468.00
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  • Côtes du Luberon: Château la Canorgue Rouge 2010

    Côtes du Luberon: Château la Canorgue Rouge 2010

    Red berry aromas precede a full, fruity palate with spicy undertones in this Provence wine. Deep, dark ruby in colour, the Côtes du Luberon Château la Canorgue is a round and powerful red wine, showing supple and silky tannins.

    • Bottle £13.95
    • Bottle Case £167.40
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  • Bandol: Mas de la Rouvière Blanc 2011

    Bandol: Mas de la Rouvière Blanc 2011

    The Bandol: Mas de la Rouvière blanc is made from pure Clairette and has an attractive pale straw colour and a bouquet of wild flowers and Provençal herbs. The palate is dry and fruity with citrus undertones and a long, elegant finish.

    • Bottle £17.95
    • Bottle Case £215.40
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  • Bellet: Domaine de la Source Rouge 2008

    Bellet: Domaine de la Source Rouge 2008

    A ruby-coloured, spicy, herb-tinged red Bellet wine that it is a delight to drink and shows high-quality, distinctive, artisanal winemaking at its best. It is dense and spicy with a fine concentration of dark, autumnal fruit and an attractive bouquet of dark cherries and berries.

    • Bottle £25.50
    • Bottle Case £306.00
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  • Côtes de Provence: Domaine Richeaume: Cuvée Tradition 2010

    Côtes de Provence: Domaine Richeaume: Cuvée Tradition 2010

    A beguiling gem of a Provençal red, beloved by countless wine journalists and Mr Yapp Jnr. This organic blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Grenache manages to fuse Bordeaux and the Rhône, Old World and New in an intense bouquet of garrigue berries, a palate of ripe cassis fruit and fine-grained tannins.

    • Bottle £17.25
    • Bottle Case £207.00
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  • Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 1998

    Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 1998

    Cabernet's dominance is evident in the sweet casssis and spice fragrance, and the taut, dry tannin. Syrah lends savory richness mid-palate. Elegant, medium-bodied with balanced freshening acid. 16 Remington Norman

    • Bottle £90.00
    • Bottle Case £1,080.00
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  • Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2003

    Coteaux des Baux: Domaine de Trévallon Rouge 2003

    Dark, intense, savoury and spicy on the nose, with an earthy, slightly medicinal whiff at the edges. It's a complex and thought-provoking wine.

    • Bottle £60.00
    • Bottle Case £720.00
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  • Coteaux d'Aix: Domaine des Oullières Rouge 2011

    Coteaux d'Aix: Domaine des Oullières Rouge 2011

    This red Coteaux d'Aix wine from Domaine des Oullières is a hand-harvested blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Grenache & Syrah: almost a Rhône – Bordeaux fusion. Mid-weight, versatile, and easy-drinking.

    • Bottle £10.25
    • Bottle Case £123.00
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  • Côtes de Provence: Domaine Richeaume: Blanc de Blancs 2011

    Côtes de Provence: Domaine Richeaume: Blanc de Blancs 2011

    The Provençal white wine shows mineral and floral characters on the nose leading to a rich, deftly oaked palate of white orchard fruit and mineral undertones.

    • Bottle £15.95
    • Bottle Case £191.40
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  • Côtes du Luberon: Château la Canorgue Blanc 2012

    Côtes du Luberon: Château la Canorgue Blanc 2012

    Deceptively pale yet fruit laden white wine with crisp acidity and freshness. Diverse white orchard fruit aromas enhance a rich, full-bodied palate with exotic fruit flavours and a long, clean finish.

    • Bottle £13.95
    • Bottle Case £167.40
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  • Vin de Pays des Portes de la Méditerranée: Béret 2012

    Vin de Pays des Portes de la Méditerranée: Béret 2012

    The very aromatic nose of Béret offers red berry and cherry aromas and a hint of spice. It is forward and fruity with a generous palate of juicy black fruit.

    • Bottle £10.25
    • Bottle Case £123.00
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  • Cassis: Clos Sainte Magdeleine Rosé 2012

    Cassis: Clos Sainte Magdeleine Rosé 2012

    An attractive coral pink rosé wine with delicate wild flower aromas. The palate is redolent of ripe, red berry fruits with a fresh underlying acidity and crisp finish.

    • Bottle £18.95
    • Bottle Case £227.40
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  • Cassis: Clos Sainte Magdeleine Blanc 2011

    Cassis: Clos Sainte Magdeleine Blanc 2011

    The ultimate seafood partner, produced from grapes grown on the slopes of France's highest sea cliff, the Cap Canaille. Aromas of wild herbs and a whiff of Provençal pine precede an alluring citrus palate, with an attractive, slightly-oily finish.

    • Bottle £18.95
    • Bottle Case £227.40
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  • Château Simone Blanc 2010

    Château Simone Blanc 2010

    The Château Simone Blanc has a lovely dry, savoury palate, subtle scrub and herb scents and delicate resinous undertones. Unusual, attractive and very well structured.

    • Bottle £35.00
    • Bottle Case £420.00
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  • Château Simone Rosé 2012

    Château Simone Rosé 2012

    The Château Simone Rosé has aromas of strawberries and cherries that precede a rich, full-bodied palate with some earthy undertones and enough depth and body to stand up to quite complex dishes.

    • Bottle £35.00
    • Bottle Case £420.00
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  • Château Simone Rouge 2009

    Château Simone Rouge 2009

    Château Simone Rouge - a rare unreconstructed historical gem. Complex ‘cigar box’, sandalwood and sous bois aromas precede a rich, evolved palate with some mushroom and resinous notes – it is often mistaken for top-quality Bordeaux. Plump tannins and a balanced acidity yield a red wine that improves considerably with bottle age.

    • Bottle £35.00
    • Bottle Case £420.00
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  • Bandol: Mas de la Rouvière Rosé 2012

    Bandol: Mas de la Rouvière Rosé 2012

    This stylish, coral pink Provençal rosé wine is just the thing to be sipping on one's poop deck or patio.

    • Bottle £16.95
    • Bottle Case £203.40
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  • Coteaux d'Aix: Domaine des Oullières Rosé 2012

    Coteaux d'Aix: Domaine des Oullières Rosé 2012

    This youthful rosé wine from the Coteaux d'Aix, just north of Aix-en-Provence, has delicate raspberry and red berry scents and flavours, and a crisp, refreshing finish.

    • Bottle £10.25
    • Bottle Case £123.00
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  • Côtes du Luberon: Château la Canorgue Rosé 2012

    Côtes du Luberon: Château la Canorgue Rosé 2012

    The Côtes du Luberon rosé from Château la Canorgue has a wonderful pale coral pink colour with fresh berry scents. The palate is elegant, crisp and fresh with a long, lingering finish displaying red-berry fruit flavours.

    • Bottle £13.95
    • Bottle Case £167.40
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  • Coteaux d'Aix: Domaine des Oullières Blanc 2012

    Coteaux d'Aix: Domaine des Oullières Blanc 2012

    Aromas of white flowers and hints of fennel precede a crisp, dry palate with alluring citrus undertones.

    • Bottle £10.25
    • Bottle Case £123.00
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  • Côtes de Provence: Domaine Richeaume: Cuvée Columelle 2011

    Côtes de Provence: Domaine Richeaume: Cuvée Columelle 2011

    A dense, dark-ruby coloured wine with a wonderful red cherry nose. This powerful red wine has plenty of structure with firm tannins and is crammed with red fruit and herb flavours.

    • Bottle £24.95
    • Bottle Case £299.40
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  • Bellet: Domaine de la Source Blanc 2011

    Bellet: Domaine de la Source Blanc 2011

    Domaine de la Source Blanc is an esoteric dry white wine with subtle hints of Provençal pine. Made from pure Rolle, the wine displays aromas of pear and wild flowers when young and quince and toasted almonds when it reaches maturity. The dry but fruity palate has balanced acidity and good fruit characteristics, preceding an alluring dry finish.

    • Bottle £25.50
    • Bottle Case £306.00
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Provence wines

Provence Wine - Browse Wines from the Provence region of France

The Mediterranean climate in Provence benefits from 3,000 hours of sunlight and 700mm of rainfall per year – ideal growing conditions for thick-skinned grapes. An array of varieties are produced, with the intriguing appellation of Palette permitting over 25 grapes in the final blend (the highest allowed in France). As well as vibrant whites and robust reds, rosé wine comes into its own in Provence, satisfying the demand for a summer thirst quencher that can be drunk with a meal. The more common appellations of Bandol and Côtes du Luberon are joined by the more obscure Coteaux des Baux (where you will find the remarkable wines of Domaine de Trévallon), Cassis (the classic accompaniment to Bouillabaisse) and Bellet, where Jacques Dalmasso produces red, white and rosé wines from less than three acres of land.