Château Pradeaux Côtes de Provence Rosé 2025 Black owned Burgundy's hottest on record and

Burgundy's hottest on record and one that brought a July 11 hail event causing 35 to 40% losses in some Volnay plots

The ripe stone fruit and ginger edge play off sweet-savory and lightly spiced dishes

a karst limestone plateau 300 to 480 meters above sea level in the interior of Puglia

Rheingau is a better place because of her insanely complex and delicious Riesling

allowing for a nuanced expression of the terroir

Château Pradeaux Côtes de Provence Rosé 2025 Black owned Burgundy's hottest on record andThe Land Most Provence rose is pale, forgettable, and made in industrial quantities. This is the opposite: a serious rose from one of Bandol's most historic estates. Chateau Pradeaux sits on the Mediterranean coast near Saint Cyr sur Mer, where hot, dry summers, relentless sun, and the drying mistral wind concentrate the fruit, and poor limestone clay soils force the vines to struggle. The estate is defined by Mourvedre, the late ripening grape that