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Domaine Tempier’s Bandol Rosé has long been one of Provence’s most respected wines, shaped by generations of work in the amphitheater of Bandol. The Peyraud family farms Mourvèdre, Grenache and Cinsault on limestone terraces overlooking the Mediterranean, relying on organic practices and low yields to preserve concentration. Each year’s blend is handled gently in the cellar with natural fermentations and extended settling, a method that has defined the domaine’s style.
The 2024 vintage is vivid and finely textured, opening with notes of peach, wild strawberry and citrus peel alongside subtle herbal and saline tones drawn from the coastal soils. The palate is precise and lively, carrying its fruit with clean acidity and a long, graceful finish that shows the depth Mourvèdre brings to Tempier’s rosé. It is a beautifully composed wine that works as well at the table as it does on its own and continues the domaine’s reputation for producing one of Provence’s beautiful rosés.
Varietal: Mourvèdre, Grenache, Cinsault
Appellation: Bandol, Provence, France
Farming: Organic
Style: Rosé. Textured, vibrant and elegantly structured
Domaine Tempier’s Bandol Rosé has long been one of Provence’s most respected wines, shaped by generations of work in the amphitheater of Bandol. The Peyraud family farms Mourvèdre, Grenache and Cinsault on limestone terraces overlooking the Mediterranean, relying on organic practices and low yields to preserve concentration. Each year’s blend is handled gently in the cellar with natural fermentations and extended settling, a method that has defined the domaine’s style.
The 2024 vintage is vivid and finely textured, opening with notes of peach, wild strawberry and citrus peel alongside subtle herbal and saline tones drawn from the coastal soils. The palate is precise and lively, carrying its fruit with clean acidity and a long, graceful finish that shows the depth Mourvèdre brings to Tempier’s rosé. It is a beautifully composed wine that works as well at the table as it does on its own and continues the domaine’s reputation for producing one of Provence’s beautiful rosés.
Varietal: Mourvèdre, Grenache, Cinsault
Appellation: Bandol, Provence, France
Farming: Organic
Style: Rosé. Textured, vibrant and elegantly structured
