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This fresh Provence Rose from Minuty embodies the style and elegance of the region, making it a firm favourite in the top bars and restaurants on the Cote d’Azur. You're swapping New World zip for Old World elegance, but M de Minuty keeps that fresh, dry Provence house style you love. Like Kim Crawford, this is all about bright citrus and red berries with a mineral spine—just with a touch more delicacy and the classic Provence stamp. Worth trying because you get authentic Côte d'Azur prestige at a similar price point. This is the rosé those top French restaurants actually pour, so you're tasting what the region does best rather than a New World interpretation of it.

Neal and Judy Ibbotson, pioneering winemakers, were among the first to recognise Marlborough’s potential for producing top-quality wine. Saint Clair Origin is your Marlborough cousin—same region, same pioneering Kiwi winemaking spirit that made Kim Crawford famous. You'll find that same citrus-forward, mineral-driven dry style with fresh strawberry notes, but from a producer who helped define what Marlborough rosé could be. This one's worth exploring because it offers a different expression of the same terroir and vintage approach. You're essentially discovering a parallel track of New Zealand rosé excellence without leaving the comfort zone of what you already love.

Domaine Ott, a pioneer of Provençal rosés, uses grapes from the Chateau Romassan estate in the Bandol region. This magnum reveals aromas of red berries, watermelon, and peach, accented by delicate floral notes and hints of fresh citrus oils. Perfect for a dinner party. Domaines Ott brings those watermelon and red berry notes you recognise, plus the citrus oils that keep it zesty like Kim Crawford. But this Bandol rosé adds structure and complexity from the region's unique terroir—it's a step up in seriousness while keeping that dry, food-friendly character. This deserves a place on your table because the magnum format speaks to occasion, and Domaines Ott's pedigree as Provence's original rosé pioneers means you're tasting historical authority. The extra depth from Bandol's terroir gives you those peach and floral whispers that reward slower sipping.