Sainte Marguerite Rosé Wine 2021

Chateau Sainte Marguerite owns about 170 hectares of vineyards facing the sea in La Londe-les-Maures, Provence. The land has been used for agriculture since ancient times, but the estate was founded in 1929 by a concert pianist named André Chevillon. It was purchased in 1977 by the Fayard family, who were very attached to the property. Since 2021, Pernod Ricard has purchased shares in the business and restructured the company. Domaine Sainte Marguerite has been certified organic since 2000 and vegan since 2015. It was also one of the first to guarantee no animal inputs in the wines. Because the Fayards leave nothing to chance, Sainte Marguerite has obtained the complementary geographical denomination Côtes-de-Provence La Londe, which guarantees a distinct terroir due to the presence of four different soil types in the commune of La Londe. This explains the high quality of the wines produced by Château Ste Marguerite, which produces three ranges: Château now stopped, Symphonie from the estate but not only, and Fantastique entirely from the property. Rosé wines are becoming more and more famous in Provence, but so are white and red wines. Discover the Sainte Marguerite Rosé, the bottle of happiness.