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    2021 Domaine de Triennes Rose Mediterranee IGP 750 ml

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    Impeccable Provence Rosé from Two of Burgundy’s Best

    Overseen by Aubert de Villaine and Jacques Seysses of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti and Domaine Dujac, the Domaine de Triennes Rosé shows the outrageous attention to detail that both partners are known for—except this time, it’s in pursuit of the quintessential Provençal rosé. No wonder Triennes is one of our most beloved pink-wine offers each year.

    Past offers of the Triennes Rosé Mediterranée reaped a bounty of five-star member-reviews. Impassioned Wine Access customers called it the “best rosé there is,” “a winner,” and “my go-to rosé.” 

    With day jobs making some of the ultra-coveted wines of Burgundy, it’s no surprise that de Villaine and Seysses have, over the years, held themselves to rigorously high standards, continuously elevating their already-remarkable wines. When first scouting for a vineyard to work on together, they spent a full year searching but still hadn’t found land that matched their world-class standards.

    At last, in the summer of 1989, an estate located in the Var, due east of Aix-en-Provence, hit the bullseye for them. The hillsides enjoyed perfect southern exposure, and the spot was cooler than Aix yet bathed in Provençal sunshine—crucial elements of terroir that produce wines with characteristic freshness and elegance. 

    On hot afternoons, the steady breeze off the Mediterranean takes the bite out of the summer sun, refreshing the vines as it cleanses them. At nearly 1400 feet in elevation, the temperature plunges when the sun sets. The cool nights kept the 2021’s acids firm, buttressing the juiciness of the low-yielding Cinsault, Syrah, Grenache, and Merlot vines.

    This is one of the most exquisite and mouthwatering French rosés money can buy.