Château Cavalier - Cuvée Marafiance

The Château Cavalier Cuvée Marafiance tastes fresh and fruity with aromas of redcurrant and grapefruit. Both notes combine harmoniously. The rosé wine from Provence is vinified dry and has 12.5% vol.

In the glass, the wine shows a salmon color with slightly violet tones. It appears young and fresh, but at the same time has character. The cuvée consists of Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Mourvèdre, Cinsault, and Semillon. This mixture gives the wine complexity without making it heavy.

The Château Cavalier winery is located between the town of Vidauban and the Massif des Maures and manages 132 hectares. It is dedicated exclusively to rosé wines. The name goes back to a stream that crosses the area. The Cuvée Marafiance bears the AOC designation of origin and appears elegant and exclusive.

The Château Cavalier Cuvée Marafiance pairs with salad, seafood, oysters, and goat cheese. The fresh fruit and the dry style go well with light, salty, and creamy dishes. It is also convincing as an aperitif.

Serve the rosé at 8 to 10 °C. At this temperature, the aromas of redcurrant and grapefruit come into their own clearly. The freshness is preserved in the process.

The wine is suitable for summery evenings on the terrace, for a meal with friends, or for the first course of a menu. A plate of oysters, a salad with warm goat cheese, or a platter of seafood make for a harmonious combination. It also fits as a prelude to a light meal on cooler days.

If you like the Château Cavalier Cuvée Marafiance, you will find other dry rosé wines from Provence here. All three come from Domaine Tropez and rely on Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, and Cinsault.

• Domaine Tropez rose is a dry rosé wine from Provence made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, and Cinsault.
• Tropez Rose is also a dry Provence rosé with the same three grape varieties and thus suits your taste.
• White Tropez Rose is a dry rosé wine from France that is created in Provence with Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, and Cinsault.

When looking for similar rosé wines, pay attention to origin, grape varieties, and sweetness. Provence, Grenache, and Cinsault often stand for a fresh, dry style. This is how you find wines that suit your favorite.