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Financial Times article "The best pink wine producers" features four Provence rosé masters: Château d’Esclans, Château Léoube, Château Minuty, and Domaines Ott.
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August 6, 2010
Provence Wine Council Schedules Additional Rosé Tastings in NYC and the Hamptons
Wine retailers continue to host complimentary tastings of dry osé wine from Provence throughout the summer.
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French rosé is winning America's affection. U.S. retail sales of imported rosé wines grew by 28% in 2009, according to Nielsen Group research. Sales rose four times faster by value and 11 times faster by volume than the table wine market.
Behind rosé’s swelling popularity are its dry, refreshing flavors and consumers’ casually elegant lifestyles. Rosé is crisp and dry, with red-grape character that brings out the best in food.
Provence rosé: made from red grapes grown in France’s oldest wine region. |
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| Château Minuty |
| Château Minuty is a magnificent 18th-century winegrowing property that has belonged to the Matton Farnet family since 1936. It is now under the careful direction of Jean-Etienne and François Matton, ... more |
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