Domaine De L'abbaye Rose
Two dry French roses, poured cold and priced honest.
The story behind Domaine De L'abbaye
Rose from southern France is built for warm weather and a full table. The style is dry, pale to light pink, and led by red fruit, citrus and a clean mineral finish rather than sweetness. These are wines to drink young and cold, not to cellar.
We keep two Domaine De L'abbaye roses on the shelf in Commack, the Les Vignerons bottling and the house rose. Small allocations, one to two bottles at a time, so what you see is what we have.
Explore the Domaine De L'abbaye range
Two Domaine De L'abbaye roses in the shop right now, both dry, both French, both easy on the wallet.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domaine De L'abbaye Les Vignerons 750mL | Rose | 750mL | Dry, light pink, red fruit and citrus, clean finish |
| Domaine De L'abbaye Rose 750mL | Rose | 750mL | Dry rose, soft berry and melon, crisp close |
Which Domaine De L'abbaye is right for you?
The Les Vignerons bottling runs $11.98 and the Domaine De L'abbaye Rose is $15.99, both for a full 750mL. That is everyday rose money, the kind you keep a couple of in the fridge for a Tuesday dinner or a Saturday afternoon on the deck.
Cheap enough to open on a Tuesday, dry enough for dinner.
A step up in body, holds its own with grilled chicken and vegetables.
Domaine De L'abbaye cocktails and pairings
Serve both well chilled, around 45 to 50 degrees, in a normal wine glass.