Domaines Ott: rosé on a stand
You have rosé and rosé, a significant proportion of which is of the terrrairie latte genre. There is also rosé that is poured in the star tents. Then you're talking about Château de Selle from Domaines Ott.
Launch of star rose
When you are invited to the launch of the new vintage of Château de Selle 2022 by Domaines Ott, you go. After all, it is immediately an excellent opportunity to meet 4th generation winemaker asking Jean-François Ott's jacket.
Not one, but three domaines Ott
Three domaines? How about that? Jean-François: 'Domaines Ott has been around since 1896, and was taken over by Louis Roederer Champagne in 2004. But we are fortunately still responsible for the day-to-day operations and thus quality. There are three Domaines Ott in two wine regions: AOC Côtes de Provence and AOC Bandol There, Château de Selle in Taradeau, Clos Mireille in La Londe Les Maures and Château Romassan in Le Castellet are located. We make wine of all colours, but it is our rosé in particular that is very much in demand. They are on the menus of the 'better' catering industry worldwide.'
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