The 2025 Côtes de Provence Rosé Château de Selle shows its hallmark delicacy and finesse in this vintage. It’s also notably more savory than usual, with an earthy bouquet of truffle, turned earth and wet stone. The acids are very much on the high side, but they remain in check, driving through with persistence. An echo of honeyed green apple lingers with a floral top note on the finish.

Pale copper colour that leans more orange than red – ramato style. Unbelievably fresh for having seven years of age! Sticky dried apricots, toast and tangy lactic yogurt on the nose. The tannins are exceedingly gentle, adding body and breadth. Mouth-filling acidity that’s perfectly balanced against the tannin and fruit. A compelling orange-peel-, spice- and salt-laced finish. A lesson in the ageability of skin-contact ‘whites’. 

Medium lemon with a bronze hue. Saline, peachy and yeasty with light floral notes. Wonderfully classic. Medium(+) fresh acidity and a bit of texture and grip to the salty finish. I’d rather drink the Curubella 2019 but I’d use this in a blind tasting any day of the week for very good, very classic Pinot Grigio.

A finely balanced red, refreshing and focused. Sculpted, chalky-edged tannins provide a firm structure that’s nicely meshed with flavors of pureed mulberry, macerated black cherry, minerally iron and graphite. A savory push of herbed olive shows on the finish. Tempranillo, Graciano, Mazuelo and Garnacha. Drink now through 2037.

Golden apple, macadamia nut, and juicy apricot and yellow melon notes are a warm and inviting entry point for this elegant white. Finely meshed, integrating mouthwatering acidity and a subtle skein of underlying salinity. This persists on the palate, echoing accents of chamomile, preserved lemon, flint and thyme. Drink now through 2035. 444 cases made, 20 cases imported.