Mas Carlot Générations Rosé Costières de Nîmes

A 17th-century estate reborn under the Rhône sun, Mas Carlot rises from the ancient, stone-strewn plains southeast of Nîmes. Cyril Mares guides this treasure in Costières de Nîmes—a region once caught between identities, now crafting wines that pulse with Mediterranean sunlight.

This Grenache-dominant rosé, lifted by Syrah and a touch of Cinsault, is Provence’s spirited cousin—pale as a seashell, yet crackling with energy. Wild strawberries bursting like summer rain, electric pink grapefruit zest, and a dusting of tomato vine leaves still warm from the garden. The palate unfolds with rhubarb tartness over wild strawberry jam, its flinty minerality wrapped in a texture like sun-warmed silk dipped in sea spray.

Rosé this vivid deserves year-round devotion. Pair it with grilled shrimp drizzled in saffron rouille, a slate of tapenade and whipped goat cheese, or stolen afternoon sips straight from the fridge.