Provence, one of the oldest wine regions in the world, is known for its outstanding rosé wines, which account for over a third of French rosé production. Located in southeastern France, the growing region stretches from Salon-de-Provence to Saint-Raphaël and benefits from a Mediterranean climate. The most important grape varieties are Grenache, Mourvèdre and Rolle (Vermentino). Historically speaking, viticulture here dates back to the Phoenicians and Romans. In addition to rosé, red and white wines are also produced.
