In Double Magnum, the wine benefits from a slower development, which slightly softens the naturally crisp and direct style of Provence rose, bringing a more even and composed feel while keeping the freshness that defines it. Aix is made to be clean, consistent, and easy to approach, and in this format, it comes across a little more settled and less immediate. The blend, led by Grenache, is focused on bright red fruit and citrus, and here those flavours feel a touch more gradual in their arrival, giving the wine a smoother and more controlled opening compared to smaller formats. Across the palate, the structure feels less sharp, with the fruit and acidity sitting closer together, creating a more continuous flow rather than a clearly defined, crisp progression. The style remains fresh, but with a slightly softer edge.
The light herbal and citrus notes that sit behind the fruit are more integrated, blending into the wine rather than standing apart, which adds a bit of depth without complicating the profile. The texture is smooth and lightly rounded, with a softer feel that supports the wine’s easy drinking style while still keeping it refreshing. Overall, the Double Magnum format refines the wine slightly, presenting the same bright and approachable Provence rose character in a more balanced, calm, and cohesive way.
Tasting Notes
Nose:
Fresh but soft, with strawberry, raspberry, and light citrus, followed by a gentle herbal touch.
Palate:
Even and smooth, with red berry fruit and citrus moving together in a steady, lightly rounded flow.
Finish:
Clean and balanced, with freshness easing into a soft, composed close.
