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Château d'Aquéria Tavel Rosé

Tavel, France
The benchmark Tavel; France's most structured rosé from the only AOC dedicated to it. Grenache-dominant with red cherry, strawberry, garrigue and a surprising savoury mineral finish that ages 3-5 years.

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casual
Tavel Rosé's Grenache depth bridges the rouget; a southern rosé for a southern fish — Provence in a glass and on a plate
classic casual
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food
Tavel Rosé and the Provençal anchoïade dip are from the same southern table; the robust rosé handles the strong anchovy
classic aperitif
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meat
Garrigue in wine mirrors the herb and olive character of tapenade; savoury mineral of Tavel holds up to the richness of charred lamb.
classic main
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meat
Wild strawberry echoes the cured meat's sweet-salt character; herbes de Provence bridge the pâté's herb crust; structure and acidity cleanse the fat.
classic aperitif
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salad
Tavel Rosé and salade niçoise are the most Provençal of pairings; both belong to the same Mediterranean table
classic casual
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seafood
The Tavel's ample weight handles the salt cod and aïoli richness; a classic Provençal coastal pairing
classic starter
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seafood
Garrigue mirrors the saffron-herb aromatics of bouillabaisse; mineral acidity cuts through the oily fish richness; cherry fruit brightens the rouille.
established main
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charcuterie
Red cherry and strawberry brightness contrast with cured meat salt; savoury mineral mirrors the tapenade's olive depth.
established starter
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