About as good as Provençal Rosés can get
Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate
Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate
The Mirabeau story is one of following a dream and the pursuit of a deeply held passion for wine. In 2009, after 10 years of talking about it, we decided to swap our lives in South London for a new beginning as wine producers in the South of France. Armed with big ambitions to make a world-class rosé wine and willing to challenge established wisdom, we founded Mirabeau. Since then Mirabeau has collected some of the most prestigious wine industry awards and we’re delighted that people enjoy our wines all over the world.
Provence is the most exciting place in the world to make rosé and Mirabeau specialises in this classy, lip-smackingly refreshing style of wine. We also make small quantities of white, red and sparkling pink for sale at the Mirabeau showroom in Cotignac.
Our Rosé wines have been crafted with a great deal of care from some of the finest, sun drenched vineyards in Provence and are a perfect aperitif as well as an accomplished gastronomic partner. People around the globe have fallen in love with Provence Rosé wine for its elegant, yet uncomplicated style and because it feels like the good life in a glass.
Wine is so much more than fermented grape juice, it has a special place at the centre of friendships, enriches precious family time and complements good food in a way nothing else can.
Mirabeau sets the bar very high in terms of style and quality, so you can enjoy a glass of our wine in the knowledge that you are drinking some of the best rosé wine that Provence can offer. We have assembled a world-class international winemaking team and we never cease to look for improvements, no matter how small, during the winemaking process.
International Wine Challenge 2016, Concours Général Agricole Paris 2015 & 2017, Drinks Business 2014 & 2016
We’re lucky to live in one of the most beautiful regions of the world, which is known for its fresh cuisine, fields of lavender, earthy truffles, artisan markets and its amazing coastline stretching from Marseille to the Italian border. And because we love this place so much we make films, blogs and recipes about wine, food and life in Provence which you can see right here.
The delicate peachy notes of Etoile go perfectly with this light and elegant peach dessert, and the spiced cream adds a little something different.
Using Rosé wine when cooking the prawns in this dish gives them a beautiful citrusy finish, and the chilli adds a fiery kick.
We all have a good idea about the expected benefits of living in this Mediterranean region: the clean air, water, the relaxing slow paced life …
“The British Family who swapped London for Provence – to start their own wine label” Monique Rivalland interviews Stephen and Jeany Cronk about their life
This gorgeous recipe was featured in Waitrose Weekend wines the other day, expertly paired by Philip Scholfield with a bottle of Pure; simple yet so tasty.
During our visit to the Fragonard perfume factory in Grasse, we were quite impressed by the similarities between creating perfumes and creating wines.
We’ve long thought that the delicious Rosés from Provence would make a lovely and fun sparkling wine, and are thrilled to have Waitrose stock our new baby!
Soups never go out of fashion and they are such a great way to take on lots of green goodness in one go. Fresh green Asparagus teams very well with peas
Chicken saffron and a potatoe and courgette bake are a fabulous main course, and can be paired beautifully with our crisp, fruity Provence Rosé.
An easy dessert to round off a perfectly Provençal meal, the tangy sweetness of the apricots is a lovely antidote to the richly astringent thyme flavour.
In perfect timing for the new St Tropez beach bar themed stand, Mother Nature gave us a wonderful week of sunshine to go with our delicious Provence Rosé
“Rosé does not merit serious tasting” Such were the recent words of a fellow wine writer, one very knowledgeable about wine, and one whose opinion …
The Best frozen Rosé (Frosé) cocktail recipe, refreshing and super easy to make on a hot Summer’s evening.
Standing amidst the heady scent of flowering Rose Centifolia, it’s easy to fall in love with the romance of French perfume.
Have you ever wondered how we actually make rosé wine in Provence or how to taste wine in a restaurant? Maybe you want to know about terroir or just how to open a bottle of wine if you’ve forgotten your corkscrew? We answer those and many other wine related questions in over 200 fun videos that have recently notched up over 10 million views.
