Château Simone 2024 Rosé

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AOC Palette 

94/100 Parker

Aging potential: 2027–2034

"The 2024 Palette Rosé displays a more restrained and introspective profile than some recent vintages, while remaining one of the finest expressions of this singular cuvée. The nose opens with notes of blood orange, grapefruit, spring flowers, and rose petals, enhanced by a delicate touch of spice.

The palate, medium to full-bodied, is round and fleshy, structured by a fine, slightly phenolic texture and a taut acidity that brings balance and precision. The long, saline finish is distinguished by an almost ethereal quality. Less exuberant in its youth, this rosé nevertheless promises remarkable evolution in the bottle, gaining in complexity and harmony over the years. Another success for the Rougier family, who have crafted one of the most captivating and age-worthy rosés in France." Yohan Castaing (Published on June 26, 2025)

 THE ESTATE TELLS YOU ABOUT IT

• Vineyard: On north-facing slopes, on limestone scree.
• Average age of the vines: Over 50 years. 
• Cultivation : Traditional cultivation with soil work. No use of weed killers.
• Grape varieties : Grenache 45%, mourvèdre 30%, cinsaut 5%, "secondary" grape varieties 20% including syrah, castet, manosquin, carignan, various muscats.
• Harvesting: Done exclusively by hand, at full maturity. Sorting of the grapes in the vineyard and in the cellar.
• Vinification: Light crushing, partial destemming, pressing in a vertical hydraulic press, manual re-stemming. Blending with a proportion of bleeding juice.
• Preservation & ageing : Exclusively in wood, in small oak tuns. Kept on fine lees. Natural decanting by racking

Do you know the Chateau Simone estate ?

Château Simone is a winery located in the Palette region of Provence, in the south of France. It is renowned for producing one of the region's most emblematic wines.

• The Château Simone vineyard has existed for over two centuries, and has been run by the Rougier family since 1830. The estate covers some 20 hectares, with vines planted on clay-limestone and schist soils. The grape varieties grown are mainly Grenache, Mourvèdre, Syrah, Cinsault, Carignan, and a few other local varieties.
• Château Simone is known for its traditional approach to viticulture. The vines are grown using organic methods, and the grapes are harvested by hand. The estate is also renowned for its low yields, which enable the production of concentrated, high-quality wines.

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