Provençal rosé built from a blend of Cabernet, Grenache, and Syrah, this 2025 comes from the Château de Selle estate under Domaines Ott in the Côtes de Provence. Rosé from this corner of southern France tends toward the pale and dry, and this bottling sits squarely in that idiom: a still, savory pink wine made to be poured cold and paired at the table rather than sipped as an afterthought.
The nose stays reserved at first, offering peach and a touch of bubblegum before white fruit and a briny, maritime lift come through, threaded with jasmine and orange peel. On the palate it moves with soft curves and real grip, silky and well textured, closing on a flick of white pepper that keeps things bright and mineral. It has the balance and salinity to stand up to raw fish, so think crudo or freshly shucked oysters.
Product Details
| Category | Wine |
| Color | Rosé |
| Country | France |
| Region | Provence |
| Subregion | Cotes de Provence |
| Varietal | Cabernet - Grenache - Syrah |
| Producer | Domaines Ott |
| Vintage | 2025 |
| Size | 750 ML |
| Subtype | Still |
The nose of this wine is restrained with classic peach and bubblegum elements lifted up by white fruit aromas. The palate is silky smooth and well textured with lots of white pepper on the finish. Pair with crudo dishes. (Wine Enthusiast)
The 2024 Rosé Château de Selle is the brightest and most mineral-driven of the three estate Rosés from Ott. Vibrant and utterly refreshing, the 2024 smells like the sea, levitating from the glass with a briny, herbaceous, maritime-influenced bouquet highlighted by spikes of fresh jasmine and orange peel. The 2024 splashes across the palate with soft curves and palpable grip. Balance? You bet. This is a match made in heaven for freshly shucked oysters.