Provence

Les Hauts Plateaux Rosé embodies the Provençal art of rosé-making – pale, elegant, and utterly refreshing. From the sun-drenched hills of southern France comes this classic blend of Grenache and Cinsault that captures summer in a bottle, regardless of when you open it. What makes this rosé special is its perfect balance between fruit and savory elements – there's plenty of delicate berry notes, but they're complemented by that distinctive herbal quality that speaks clearly of its Mediterranean origins. It's dry without being austere, fruity without being sweet – hitting that perfect middle ground that makes Provence rosés so universally appealing. While some rosés feel like simple poolside sippers, this one has enough complexity to take to the dinner table. It's the kind of pink wine that reminds you why French rosé became the global standard – they simply do it better.

Not all French sparkling wine comes from Champagne – and this bottle from Baron de Breban proves that's a very good thing for both your palate and your wallet. Made in the traditional method (the same as Champagne) but from the sun-kissed vineyards of Provence, this Brut offers serious quality and pleasure without the premium price tag. Baron de Breban has been crafting wines in Provence since 1952, bringing generations of expertise to their sparkling production. The result is a wine with the elegance and refinement you expect from French bubbles, but with a touch of Mediterranean warmth and generosity. It's perfect for celebrations, of course, but priced reasonably enough that Wednesday night can become a celebration. Why wait for a special occasion when the wine itself can be the special occasion? Keep a bottle in the fridge for impromptu toasts or moments that deserve a little extra sparkle.

Pink bubbles make everything better – it's practically a scientific fact. This sparkling rosé from Baron de Breban brings together two of France's greatest wine pleasures: the elegant bubbles of traditional method sparkling wine and the delicate charm of Provence rosé. Made from 100% Pinot Noir, it offers serious quality at a price that won't make your wallet weep. Baron de Breban has been crafting wines in Provence since the 1950s, and this bottle showcases their expertise in creating wines of both pleasure and refinement. Produced using the same method as Champagne (but without the Champagne price tag), it offers all the complexity and elegant bubbles you want in a quality sparkling wine. The pretty pink color might make it look frivolous, but there's genuine character in the glass. Perfect for celebrations, brunches, or any moment that needs a little extra sparkle – which, let's be honest, is most moments.