Vievite Rose

Tasting Notes and Characteristics:Vievite Rosé offers a crisp, refreshing experience perfect for warm afternoons or elegant gatherings. With an ABV of 12.5%, this French rosé is crafted in Provence using traditional methods that highlight the region’s dedication to quality and finesse. Its pale pink hue and delicate bubbles make it visually appealing, while its light body ensures it remains approachable for any occasion.On the palate, Vievite Rosé reveals notes of wild strawberries, white peach, and subtle citrus zest balanced by a gentle minerality. These flavors create a harmonious match with fresh seafood dishes like oysters or grilled shrimp, enhancing their natural sweetness without overpowering them. The wine’s lively acidity also complements creamy goat cheese, cutting through richness and elevating each bite with a clean finish.Producer Information: Domaine Sainte MarieDomaine Sainte Marie is based in the heart of Provence, France, near the village of Bormes-les-Mimosas. Established in the late 19th century, this estate has a long-standing tradition rooted in organic and sustainable viticulture. The vineyards benefit from a Mediterranean climate and schist soils, which contribute to the unique character of their wines. Domaine Sainte Marie employs minimal intervention techniques throughout cultivation and vinification, focusing on preserving terroir expression and natural balance in every bottle.Beyond their signature rosé wines crafted primarily from Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah, and Mourvèdre grapes, Domaine Sainte Marie also produces limited quantities of white and red wines using varietals such as Rolle (Vermentino), Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot. The estate has expanded its offerings to include artisanal spirits like grape-based eau-de-vie distilled from select vineyard parcels. Their portfolio occasionally features small-batch olive oil produced from groves within the property boundaries. This diverse range highlights Domaine Sainte Marie’s commitment to quality across multiple beverage categories while maintaining a strong connection to Provençal heritage.