Hemingway

Here’s something to stir your curiosity: Tavel rosé isn’t your average pink wine. It’s a bold, almost rebellious blend that refuses to be underestimated. While most rosés lean into sweetness and lightness, Tavel thrives on intensity, with a flavor profile that’s equal parts summer fruit and savory intrigue. This isn’t the kind of wine you sip while scrolling through Instagram—it’s the kind that demands attention, thanks to its deep salmon hue and punchy, almost fiery character. Tavel’s roots lie in France’s Rhône Valley, a region better known for its robust reds like Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Unlike Provence’s more delicate rosés, Tavel is…