The World's Most Talked-About Rosé — Crafted by the Perrin Family of Château Beaucastel

My Wine Man on Château Miraval

Château Miraval is one of the most celebrated and recognisable rosé estates in the world — a 1,200-acre property nestled in the hills of the Var, in the heart of Provence, that has been producing wine since the 12th century. The estate rose to global fame when Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie acquired it in 2012, but the wine's quality is no celebrity vanity project: from the very first vintage, Miraval was crafted in partnership with the Perrin family — the legendary winemaking dynasty behind Château Beaucastel, one of the Rhône Valley's most iconic estates. It is the Perrins' expertise, rigour, and deep understanding of southern French terroir that has made Miraval one of the most consistently excellent and critically acclaimed rosés in Provence. The estate's vineyards sit at altitude in the Var, benefiting from the cooling influence of the Provençal hills and producing Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah, and Rolle of exceptional freshness and aromatic precision. The 2025 vintage continues this tradition: a wine of pale, crystalline elegance, vibrant aromatics, and the kind of mineral, saline precision that defines great Provence rosé.

Tasting Notes

Pale salmon-pink with a luminous, almost crystalline clarity — the hallmark colour of great Provence rosé. The nose is immediately elegant and inviting — wild strawberry, fresh raspberry, and white peach lead, followed by delicate notes of rose petal, citrus zest, and a subtle, stony minerality that speaks of the estate's limestone and clay soils. On the palate, the wine is precise and refreshing — light to medium-bodied with vibrant, mouthwatering acidity, a silky texture, and a long, clean, mineral finish with a saline, almost coastal edge. This is Provence rosé at its most elegant, precise, and immediately satisfying.

Style & Drinking Window

Pale, elegant, and mineral-driven Provence rosé with exceptional freshness, precision, and length. Drinking at its absolute best now through 2027. Serve well-chilled at 8–10°C in a large white wine or rosé glass. No decanting required — simply open, pour, and enjoy in good company.

Food Pairing

Miraval's pale elegance and mineral precision make it one of the most versatile food rosés in our range. We love it with Australian Grass-Fed Lamb Cutlets from My Meat Man — quickly grilled with rosemary, garlic and a squeeze of lemon, the tender cutlets echo the wine's Provençal herb character while the saline-mineral finish carries the lamb's clean, grass-fed flavour beautifully. A southern French pairing in everything but postcode.

Why This Is a Smart Buy

At HK$199, the 2025 Château Miraval Côtes de Provence Rosé delivers one of the world's most celebrated and critically acclaimed rosé experiences at a price that makes it an outstanding everyday luxury. This is a wine with genuine global prestige — crafted by the Perrin family of Château Beaucastel, stocked in the world's finest restaurants and beach clubs — available at My Wine Man with fast delivery across Hong Kong. For lovers of pale, elegant, mineral Provence rosé who want the benchmark estate expression, this is the bottle.

Looking for a Different Style?

If you'd like to explore other exceptional Provence rosés from our range, consider these alternatives:

• 2024 Château d'Esclans Whispering Angel Rosé — Provence's most iconic rosé brand — pale, delicate, and consistently the benchmark for elegant, approachable Provence rosé.
• 2024 Château d'Esclans Rock Angel Rosé — The more serious, textured sibling of Whispering Angel — richer, more complex, and built for the table.
• 2023 Maison Saint Aix AIX Rosé — A beautifully crafted Aix-en-Provence rosé of exceptional freshness and purity — outstanding value for a wine of this quality and elegance.