Le Pas du Moine – 350 Rosé, distinguished by the French and international press
In 2025, Maison Gassier stands out in major national and international selections dedicated to rosé wines from France and Provence. Numerous media outlets have placed Le Pas du Moine – 350 rosé in the Côtes de Provence Sainte-Victoire appellation at the heart of their recommendations, praising its freshness, aromas, and faithful expression of the Provence terroir.
Discover 10 articles that have highlighted our iconic vintage.
- Le Figaro “The nose evokes pink grapefruit, stewed cherry, and licorice, with hints of Harlequin candy, which are also found on the palate, with acidity and sapidity”
- Le Monde “This rosé showcases the grape varieties […] and their accompanying aromas”
- Les Echos “It’s hard for this vintage to go unnoticed, with its hexagonal bottle”
- Forbes “An exceptional terroir of Sainte-Victoire, as evidenced by this cuvée, which is also available in white”
- Paris Match “Produced from an organic vineyard located at an altitude of 350 meters, this elegant rosé is vinified in concrete vats to preserve its purity and freshness”
- SommelierS International “A wonderful surprise from a beautiful terroir. A very interesting cuvée, perfect for an aperitif”
- Frenchly “Le Pas du Moine – 350 rosé […] is a particular favorite for warm weather hosting”
- Maison actuelle “The essence of an authentic terroir”
- Resto “This wine offers sweet summer aromas with lovely depth and, above all, a lingering finish with fruit and freshness”
- Residences Décoration “This bottle is named after a path where monks used to walk. However, this wine is neither monastic nor austere. On the contrary, it is expressive.”
Our bonus selection
A selection of press articles that perfectly illustrate the prestige of the Pas du Moine – 350 rosé Côtes de Provence Sainte-Victoire, available in the world’s finest establishments, including L’Hôtel de Crillon in Paris :
- Voyages de Rêve “The Hôtel de Crillon has joined forces with the prestigious Château Gassier to unveil its first vintage of Côtes de Provence Sainte-Victoire rosé wine.”
