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Domaine Mira Luna Côtes de Provence Rosé in a light salmon pink color in a slim bottle with a light label

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Côtes de Provence Rosé

Name: Côtes de Provence Rosé
Brand: Domaine Mira Luna
Price: 11.9 EUR
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Light salmon pink, strawberry, white peach, Provence herbs – dry, fresh acidity.

11,90 €

0,75 l (15,87 €/l)

2025

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Côtes de Provence Rosé

A rosé from the Côtes de Provence – the origin that has shaped the style of dry, pale Mediterranean rosé worldwide. Domaine Mira Luna manages vineyard areas in this AOC, where Grenache and Cinsault form the classic backbone.

In the glass, the typical light salmon pink appears. The aromas move between fresh strawberry, white peach, and a hint of Provence herbs – lavender, thyme. On the palate, dry, with lively acidity and a short, fresh finish. Serving temperature: 8–10 °C.

The ideal companion to Mediterranean cuisine: ratatouille, grilled sea bass with fennel, fresh goat cheese, or tapenade.

Grape Variety Cinsault, Syrah

Origin Provence, France

Taste Dry

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Alcohol 13 % Vol.

Serving temp. 8–10 °C

Volume 0,75 l

Country of Origin France

Region Provence

Grape Variety Cinsault, Syrah

Wine Color Rosé Wine

Vintage 2025

Alcohol Content 13 % Vol.

Acidity? 3.49 g

Residual Sugar? 0,2 g/l

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Frequently asked questions

How does the rosé from Domaine Mira Luna taste?

Dry and fresh: strawberry and white peach in the foreground, plus a light herbal note – lavender, thyme. The acidity is lively, the finish short and clean. No residual sugar, no heavy body.

What does this Côtes de Provence Rosé pair best with?

It works well with Mediterranean cuisine: grilled sea bass with fennel, ratatouille, tapenade, or fresh goat cheese. It also does a great job as an aperitif on the terrace – without food, simply chilled.

At what temperature should I serve it?

Best at 8–10 °C – i.e., fresh from the fridge, let it stand for 10 minutes just before pouring. If it's too warm, it loses its freshness; if it's too cold, the aromas close up.

Is this really a dry rosé or does it have residual sugar?

It is vinified dry – no perceptible residual sugar. The fruity impression comes exclusively from the aromas, not from sweetness. Anyone familiar with classic Provence rosés knows what to expect.

How long can I store it?

The drinking window extends to 2026. This rosé is designed for freshness – the sooner, the better. Store in a cool, dark place; do not put it away for several years.

Is the wine organic certified?

Yes, Domaine Mira Luna farms organically. The certification refers to the viticulture at the estate – you can find specific details about the certification body on the back label of the bottle.

Domaine Mira Luna

Mira Luna – the name sounds like night, moonlight, and the quiet rustling of the vineyards. Coming from France, this winery stands for wines that tell more than just their vintage. These are wines that you don't just drink, but that make you pause for a moment – as if you were actually looking over quiet rows of vines under a clear night sky.

What excites us about Mira Luna is the palpable signature behind every drop. Here, wine is not vinified for mass taste, but with a view to the place, the vine, and the moment. Every bottle seems like the result of a conscious decision rather than a compromise – characterized by patience in the vineyard and restraint in the cellar, so that in the end exactly what the landscape itself has to say ends up in the glass.

Let yourself be surprised by these wines – preferably with a good glass in your hand when the evening slowly gets cooler and there is time for the quiet tones. Mira Luna is not a wine for a quick sip in between, but for moments when you take the time to taste carefully.

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