Clos Cibonne - Tibouren Côtes de Provence Rosé 2024

Clos Cibonne - Tibouren Côtes de Provence Rosé 2024The heart of Clos Cibonne is their traditional, goblet trained tibouren, which is believed to be a very old grape variety, originally grown in Mesopotamia, propagated by the Greeks, before being transported by the Romans to Italy in the Liguria region, where it is known as rossese. Tibouren is a very fine, thin skinned grape which requires a lot of ventilation to be successful and needs to grow close to the ocean, with lots of ventilation to be

and Arinto

Besides their regular Clos de la Roilette Fleurie

The resulting wines have impeccable balance & freshness

propagated by the Greeks

from the vineyard to the cellar

Meyer Family Vineyards strive to produce the finest wines possible

“to make wine on the edge” as Serge put it

but also benefits from the Atlantic influences and the proximity of the Loire River

Because the Romans and Greeks

on south-facing slopes where the Savoyard grape varieties Jacquère

and finesse

it can command the highest prices