Bright and fragrant on the nose, bursting with cherry blossom, peach and strawberry. The palate is zesty and vibrant - juicy pears and white strawberries at the core with a lively acidity to keep everything fresh. Cool and crisp through to the finish.

Château Puech Haut has become a benchmark in the Languedoc region, known for its fine wines but also for producing authentic gastronomic rosés. The Argali cuvée is known for its elegant and easily recognisable bottle, but also for its finesse and perfectly balanced flavour. A classy, distinguished rosé that is so pleasant on the palate. Without ever being heavy or overly acidic, it has managed to win over even those most resistant to rosé wines.

A secret star of the Languedoc founded by Gerard Bru, the château has 115 hectares under vine some of the best sites in the South of France; Saint Drézéry and Pic Saint Loup. The combination of the Mediterranean climate and mixture of clay and limestone soils topped with galet pebbles, help create a truly impressive range of superb value French Country wines.

This clean, classy, incredibly well-balanced rosé is well worth seeking out and is perfect for a hot summer day as well as on the dinner table with seafood, salads and poultry dishes.