Domaine Magalone was founded by Vivien Paulmyer, a winemaker and merchant who fell in love with this perfectly south facing hillside with immense winemaking potential. A sublime pale pink color with salmon hues, this complex rosé unveils with aromas of red berries, peach and citrus, giving way to more subtle aromas of white flowers and orange blossom. Ample yet delicate on the palate, with pleasant citrus acidity and subtle saline finish.

The aromatics are true to type, initially delicate, even shy. Then as the glass warms a melange of spices including cardamom with hints of Lily of the Valley. The palate has drying raspberry entry followed by raspberries more fresh and zingy. All in all a long palate that really saturates your tastebuds with flavour. Please serve chilled. If you serve this wine at room temperature much of the magic of the Fairytale will be lost.

This rose is showing vibrant blueberry and floral aromas.The Luscious palate is filled with delicious flavours of light, fresh berry fruit followed by a crisp, fine acidity and long finish.

A pale color with rose petal reflections. Its nose with aromas of red fruits and grapefruit remains subtle and stealthy. A light and fresh palate gives it the delicacy of a morning dew. This wine will seduce you with its lightness and its thirst-quenching power. From our terroirs at the bottom of the valley, mixing mica schist, silica and silt. A light wine of pleasure and conviviality. It will accompany your long summer evenings or quite simply quench your little desires for the sun.

APPEARANCE: Pale and pretty in crystal-clear pink with orange undertones. AROMA: The nose is delicate and fruity with notes of white peach and apricot mixed with passion fruit and mango. PALATE: The taste is full, fresh and crisp with echoes of the fruity aroma amplified by citrus zest and sweet spices (cinnamon and cardamom). In 1896 Marcel Ott of Alsace found an estate which inspired him, Château de Selle in Tarandeau, Provence, where once olives, lavender and mulberries grew. Enjoying a unique microclimate, the wines are delicate and elegant with great depth. In the 1930s, Marcel Ott fell in love with the very old Clos Mireille, overlooking the sea at La Londe Les Maures, near Brégançon. The vines soon started producing distinctive yet subtle wines. Château Romassan in Bandol was acquired by the Ott family in 1956 and following years of terracing and replanting, produces robust, harmonious and long lived wines. Cur de Grain represents wine-making genius, and today the distinctive bottle evokes the memory of the elegant amphora of centuries past. Today, 120 years later, cousins Jean-François and Christian Ott dedicate their lives to their ancestors love for Provence. In 2004, Domaines Ott* joined Louis Roederer and its fabulous selection of wine craftsmen.