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Queen Côtes de Provence Rosé Magnum 150cl bottle
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Queen Côtes de Provence Rosé Magnum 150cl 2025

£49.99

Pale salmon pink, with aromas of wild strawberry and ripe red berries. Supple and fresh on the palate, with citrus acidity, a silky, creamy mid palate and a clean, dry finish.

FranceCotes de Provence, France·Grenache, Cinsault
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DrySweet
LightFull
SoftCrisp
ABV 13.0%Size 150clClosure CorkServe 8–10°C
Why we chose it

“The same award-winning Queen rosé in magnum, and we only have the one. A proper centrepiece for a birthday or Christmas table, so chill it well before serving.”

Kelli - Wine Buyer
Pairs with:ChickenPorkPizza
About this wine

Queen Côtes de Provence Rosé in magnum brings the classic Provence style to the centre of the table. A blend of Grenache and Cinsault from the 2025 vintage, it is a pale salmon pink in the glass, with aromas of wild strawberry and ripe red berries. The palate is supple and fresh, with bright citrus acidity, a silky, creamy texture through the middle and a clean, dry finish. The 2025 vintage has been awarded Gold at The Global Rosé Masters 2026.

Created by Queen and made in the Côtes de Provence appellation, this rosé brings a little rock and roll spirit to serious Provençal winemaking. The 150cl magnum holds the equivalent of two standard bottles, making it a real showpiece for summer lunches, birthday celebrations and festive gatherings, and a memorable gift for any Queen fan. Chill it well and serve with roast chicken, grilled pork or a stone-baked pizza.

About the producer

Queen is a Provence rosé producer crafting wines in the pale, dry, elegant style for which the Côtes de Provence appellation is celebrated worldwide. Provence rosé — primarily from Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah — is defined by its delicate salmon colour, fresh red fruit aromatics and impeccable food-friendly balance. Sought-after by sommeliers and wine lovers globally, it remains the benchmark for dry rosé.

Awards & scores
Gold, The Global Rosé Masters 2026 (2025 vintage)
Provence wine region landscape. Photo: Allie_Caulfield (CC BY 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons

Where This Wine Comes From

Grown by Queen in Provence, France — Grenache and Cinsault, shaped by the soils and seasons it calls home. Bottled at the heart of Provence.

Grenache

Juicy red fruit, soft tannins, high alcohol. The French and New World name for this grape.

Cinsault

Light, fragrant red often blended into Provence rosé.

PRODUCER

Queen

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REGION

Provence

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COUNTRY

France

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