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Cinsault

Mediterranean grape used in blends and rosé production. Adds perfume and red fruit. Important in Rhône blends and Lebanese wines. Light-bodied when made as varietal.

Characteristics: Light to medium body, floral, red fruit, soft tannins

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Cinsault Wines

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Chateau Musar Jeune Rouge

Chateau Musar

The 'Jeune' (young) series from Lebanon's legendary Chateau Musar is like meeting the cool younger sibling of a famous person – familiar traits but with its own distinct personality. Made to be enjoyed in its youth (unlike Musar's famously age-worthy flagship wines), this blend captures the essence of the Bekaa Valley's unique terroir without requiring the patience of a wine collector. Chateau Musar has an incredible story, continuing to produce wines through Lebanon's civil war and various regional conflicts. This resilience somehow seems to translate into the bottle – there's a certain untamed quality that you just don't find in more manicured European regions. The combination of French varieties grown in Lebanese soil creates something truly distinctive: Mediterranean sunshine meets French winemaking tradition with a dash of Middle Eastern spice. It's the perfect conversation starter for dinner parties where you want to pour something beyond the usual suspects.

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Famille Perrin Cotes du Rhone Rose

Famille Perrin

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La Vieille Ferme Recolte

La Vieille Ferme

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La Vieille Ferme Rose

La Vieille Ferme

Les Hauts Plateaux Rose

Les Hauts Plateaux Rose

Les Hauts Plateaux

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.

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Mont Gravet Rose

Mont Gravet Rosé is a delicate, pale pink wine from the Languedoc region of Southern France. This dry rosé offers refreshing acidity with bright fruit flavors and a clean, crisp finish that embodies the classic Languedoc style.

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Perrin Cotes Rhone Reserve Rose

Famille Perrin

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Perrin Cotes Rhone Rsv Rose(sc)2022

Perrin Côtes du Rhône Reserve Rosé is a classic Rhône Valley rosé produced by the respected Perrin family. This 2022 vintage offers a delicate balance of freshness and fruit with a subtle mineral character typical of the region's terroir.

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Prisma Rose

Prisma Rosé is a sustainably produced Chilean rosé from the cool-climate Valle de Casablanca in the Aconcagua region. Crafted by acclaimed winemaker Ricardo Baettig for Viña Fray León, this blend of Pinot Noir and Cinsault delivers a fresh, elegant rosé with bright fruit character and crisp acidity.

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The Pepper Pot

The Pepper Pot is a Rhône-style red blend from the Swartland region of South Africa, produced by Sadie Family Wines. This medium-bodied wine offers a vibrant expression of the region with spicy notes balanced by fresh red fruit and an earthy character.