It is safe to say that Château D’Esclans is the only rosé producer to be able to achieve this style of wine with such concentration. In a blind tasting, most sommeliers and wine experts would guess it is a White Burgundy like Meursault or Chassagne-Montrachet. Approachable when young, yet a rosé which can be aged.

Ripe red berry aromas with toasty and hazel nut notes. Full-bodied, yet elegant. Ripe pineapple and ginger notes with hints of black licorice, making for a rich and exotic palate. Elegant, long a juicy with a suiave finish.

"Les Clans is simply stunning" - Matthew Jukes

"A fantastic rosé with such intensity and complexity" - James Suckling

"A captivating wine that draws you in slowly and prevents you from leaving" - The Wine Review Online