AIX Rosé 2023 mimics its predecessor’s charm. With a profile akin to the 2022 vintage, it unveils light
colours and a fresh, aromatic nose. A swirl reveals white stone fruit, citrus and wild berries.
Palate
The 2023 vintage elevates mouthfeel, extending length while maintaining bright freshness and
crispness, culminating in a memorable finish for every occasion.
Vintage Notes
Beginning with a frosty January involving valiant
pruning, the vines awakened to a frost-free bud burst in April.
May delivered warmer temperatures, complete with abundant morning
sunshine and afternoon rain. Fortunately, Maison Saint Aix was spared from
the ravages of hail, although weather conditions presented other
challenges: downy mildew impacted vineyards in Provence, with soils
becoming difficult to access due to excessive moisture. Thankfully, our
vineyard escaped the worst of the damage. Implementing organic
preparations to strengthen the natural defences of the vines yielded
positive results, effectively mitigating the impact of downy mildew in our
Provence vineyards.
Despite intermittent rainfall, June ushered in a successful flowering process
and the promise of a bountiful harvest to come. As record-breaking
temperatures soared in July and August, preparations persisted in
anticipation of the AIX Rosé 2023 harvest. Preparations included silica and
other supporting mineral applications to help the vines withstand hydric
stress. Substantial rainfall at the end of August broke the heat, providing
optimal conditions for the 2023 autumn harvest.
Food Matching
Excellent match with salmon, lobster, oysters, light salads, refined tapas, Asian cuisine.