Saint AIX Provence Rosé Jeroboam 3L

This elegant and charming AIX Rosé when poured unveils light colours and a fresh, aromatic nose. A swirl reveals white stone fruit, citrus and wild berries. This mouth-watering vintage elevates mouthfeel, extending length while maintaining bright freshness and crispness, culminating in a memorable finish for every occasion. A beautifully crafted Coteaux d'Aix.

• Winery: Maison Saint AIX
  
• Varietal: Rosé - Grenache, Syrah, Cinsult
  
• Region: Provence, France
  
• Vintage: 2023
  
• Alcohol: 13%
  
• Volume: 3,000ml (3L)
  
• Closure: Cork
• Food pairing: Light seafood; salads; light pastas & rice dishes; grilled chicken & fish with herbs

Please note this stunning Jeroboam 3L bottle is too large for our Premium Packaging, so will be shipped with our standard kraft packaging.

A classy, delicious, sumptuous and hugely appealing rosé wine from the historical city of Aix-en-Provence in France. The Provence region is known for making the best rosés in the world. This rosé will transport you directly to the sunny Mediterranean. Perfect for any occasion and will impress. This giant 3 litre bottle makes a fabulous gift for someone special or corporate gift. Get delivered direct to your door or treat someone special. Buy right here.

One of the largest domains in the famous AOP Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence. The 135 years old winery of Maison Saint Aix is situated in the south of France, just an hour north-east of Aix-en-Provence. With 75ha of vineyard, Maison Saint Aix is one of the largest domains in the famous AOP Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence. Situated on a plateau at an altitude of 420m above sea level. At this special place, the makers of AIX Rosé are working year after year with passion and dedication to create the wonderful AIX Rosé.

Location is crucial and conditions in Provence are perfect for making beautiful wine. From mineral rich soils to an ideal elevation; from warm days and cool nights to mistral winds that dry vines on dewy mornings, the AOP Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence was made for harvesting the indefectible blend of Grenache, Syrah and Cinsault that combine to build the rich, spicy notes of AIX Rosé.

Every year over 4 hectares of vineyard are replanted, mainly Grenache and Syrah. Hectares of old vines have been ripped from the northern clay and calcareous soil of the estate and replaced with young stock. The vat house has also been reorganised and the cellar renovated. New harvesting machines, pneumatic presses and temperature controlled stainless steel tanks have been introduced.

Hard work and significant investments contributed to the creation of AIX, but it was the passion and promise to favour quality above all that has made the dream of this beautiful rosé a reality for wine lovers the world over.

• Gold - 2023 Frankfurt International Trophy (2022 vintage)
• Gold - 2023   Concours Mondial de Bruxelles (2022 vintage)
• Gold - 2023 Mundus Vini International Wine Award (2022 vintage)
• Gold - 2023 Gilbert & Gaillard International Challenge (2022 vintage)
• 92/100 Points - Falstaff International (2022 vintage)
• 90/100 Points - James Suckling (2022 vintage)
• Gold - 2022 Gilbert & Gaillard International Challenge (2021 vintage)
• 91/100 Points - Falstaff International (2021 vintage)
• 91/100 Points - Cameron Douglas MW (2021 vintage)
• 90/100 Points - James Suckling (2021 vintage)
• 18.5/90 Points - Candice Chow, Raymond Chan Wine Reviews (2021 vintage)
• Wine of the Week - Matthew Jukes, moneyweek.com (2021 vintage)
• Gold - 2020 International Wine Challenge, Vienna (2020 vintage)
• Gold - 2021 Gilbert & Gaillard International Challenge (2020 vintage)
• 94/100 Points - Candice Chow, Raymond Chan Wine Reviews (2020 vintage)
• 93/100 Points & 5 Stars - Sam Kim, Wine Orbit (2020 vintage)
• 4 Stars - Huon Hooke, The Real Review (2020 vintage)
• 90/100 Points - Wine Enthusiast (2019 vintage)
• 5 Stars & 93 Points - Sam Kim (2018 vintage)
• Gold - Mondial Du Rose Cannes (vintage 2017)
• 93/100 Points - Huone Hooke, Real Review - Wine of the Week (vintage 2017)
• 93/100 Points - Sam Kim, Wine Orbit (vintage 2017)
• 18.5/20 Points - Raymond Chan (vintage 2017)