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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. You'll find similar elegance and complexity here, though Bandol rosés like this one lean darker and more structured than Rioja's lighter touch. Domaines Ott uses Mourvèdre and other Provençal varieties to build a wine with red berries and citrus brightness—sharing that strawberry-raspberry DNA with Marqués de Riscal, but with added depth and floral intrigue. This magnum format elevates your experience: you're getting a genuinely premium Provençal rosé from one of the region's most respected pioneers, with the slow-ageing benefits of a larger bottle that'll keep beautifully and taste noticeably more refined than standard 750ml bottles.

Mauricio Lorca has Argentinian roots, but he set up this winery in Northern Spain’s Ribera Sacra – where he made this 2022-vintage, comprising the fabulously named Bastardo grape. On the nose you’ll find aromas of strawberries and cream with some pretty florals and a hint of blackcurrant leaf. The palate has juicy watermelon and f grapefruit on the finish. An exceptional wine for shellfish or roast chicken. This Spanish rosado shares your reference's regional soul—it's made in Spain's underrated Ribiera Sacra region using indigenous grapes that give you that same strawberry-forward freshness and herbal complexity. The Bastardo (also called Merenzao) brings similar elegance and dry precision to what Tempranillo delivers in Rioja, just with a slightly juicier, more textured palate. You're getting genuine discovery here: Mauricio Lorca is a serious winemaker challenging Spain's rosé conventions, and this wine's unusual grape variety and Northern Spanish credentials make it a fascinating step beyond the familiar Rioja formula, especially if you're looking to serve it with food.

A pale-pink Provence rosé with vibrant citrus and red-berry aromas, silky texture, and a fresh, elegant dry finish. You'll recognize the pale colour, dry finish, and red-berry simplicity that makes Marqués de Riscal so approachable—Whispering Angel does Provence the same way your reference does Rioja, prioritizing freshness and balance over complexity. Both are strawberry-citrus driven with that herbaceous edge, and both drinks beautifully without demanding attention. This is the value rosé that justifies its reputation: it's clean, elegant, and consistently excellent at a lower price point, making it your everyday go-to when you want something lighter and more Provençal in character than Rioja, ideal for aperitifs or al fresco drinking.