(2024) An attractively package Provence rosé made for Tanner by Domaine Pey Blanc, it blends 80% Grenache with 20% Cinsault and is unoaked. Very pale in colour, on opening there's a big blast of pear-drops, a common trait in wines that have been fermented super cold. It's a touch difficult to get past that at first, but some watercolour paintbox and watermelon aromas come through. The palate it fruity and easy-going, pear again - crisp Asian pear perhaps - and small red berries, a peachiness develops. Certainly an aroma and flavoured-packed example, with a blast of fresh acidity in the finish.