Arc du Soleil Camargue Rosé - 2023
Discover Arc du Soleil Rosé, one of the finest rosé wines in the Famille Perrin collection. With a label inspired by the striking La Porte du Soleil sculpture, created in 1989 by renowned artist Ivan Avoscan, this exceptional Camargue Rosé captures the essence of sun-drenched vineyards and the beauty of the Mediterranean coast.
With its delicate pink hue, Arc du Soleil Rosé delights the senses with crisp notes of fresh berries, zesty citrus, and subtle floral undertones. Its refreshing and well-balanced profile makes it the perfect pairing for seafood, light dishes, and fresh summer salads.
Whether enjoyed on its own or alongside a meal, Arc du Soleil Camargue Rosé embodies the rich tradition of French winemaking, offering a true reflection of the unique terroir of the Camargue region.
More Information
More Information- Bottle Size: 75cl
- Alcohol: 12.5%
- Units of Alcohol: 1.57 units per 125ml
- Region: Camargue
- Style: Dry
- Grape Varieties: Ugni Blanc, Grenache Blanc, Grenache Gris, Grenache Noir
- Closure: Screwcap
- Allergens: Contains Sulphites
Wine Profile
Wine ProfileAppearance: A flamboyant deep fuchsia pink colour, clear and shiny.
Aroma: A particularly floral nose with a superb aromatic bouquet, featuring notes of hibiscus and frangipani, complemented by citrus hints of calamondin and orange blossom.
Taste: Full-bodied and smooth on the palate, with a fleshy texture and seductive aromas of orange blossom, iris, and garrigue. The long, very saline finish beautifully reflects the influence of the sandy terroir.
Pairing: Pairs wonderfully with grilled sea bass with fennel, pork chops with thyme and old-fashioned mustard, fresh cow’s cheese, candied fruit, or a refreshing watermelon and melon salad with mint.
Regional Information
Regional InformationThe Camargue region, nestled in southern France between the Rhône River delta and the Mediterranean Sea, is a hidden gem in French winemaking. Classified under AOP Sable de Camargue, this unique terroir is shaped by sandy soils, coastal breezes, and a Mediterranean climate, making it an ideal location for producing elegant rosé and white wines.
The sandy terrain naturally protects vines from disease, enabling sustainable viticulture. The proximity to the sea moderates temperatures, allowing slow, even grape ripening. This results in fresh, aromatic wines with a signature saline minerality, characteristic of coastal French wines.
The region is best known for its vibrant rosé wines, crafted from Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault, and Carignan. These wines are fruit-forward, well-balanced, and elegantly structured, reflecting both the rich tradition and natural beauty of the Camargue.
Beyond winemaking, the Camargue’s unspoiled landscapes, wild horses, pink flamingos, and traditional rice cultivation add to its charm, making it a destination for wine lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.
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