Le Rollier Rosé
A beautiful pale rosé made in the south of France. Hints of white peach, citrus and summer berries, this crisp, elegant rosé is best enjoy with friends!
Producer Profile
For over 50 years the men and women of Estandon have been pooling their know-how and knowledge of the terroirs to express all the joy of the Provençal way of life in the form of wines that offer drinking pleasure and conviviality. It all began in 1947 when Jean Bagnis, born into a family of Provençal négociants, came up with the idea of selling his wine, not in bulk as all the wine merchants were doing at the time, but in a pretty bottle that he branded Estandon. The Estandon brand was acquired by the cooperative wine cellars in 2005 and in 2012, this group of 300 winegrowers decided to adopt it as their identity.
Le Rollier Rosé
A beautiful pale rosé made in the south of France. Hints of white peach, citrus and summer berries, this crisp, elegant rosé is best enjoy with friends!
Producer Profile
For over 50 years the men and women of Estandon have been pooling their know-how and knowledge of the terroirs to express all the joy of the Provençal way of life in the form of wines that offer drinking pleasure and conviviality. It all began in 1947 when Jean Bagnis, born into a family of Provençal négociants, came up with the idea of selling his wine, not in bulk as all the wine merchants were doing at the time, but in a pretty bottle that he branded Estandon. The Estandon brand was acquired by the cooperative wine cellars in 2005 and in 2012, this group of 300 winegrowers decided to adopt it as their identity.
Le Rollier Rosé
A beautiful pale rosé made in the south of France. Hints of white peach, citrus and summer berries, this crisp, elegant rosé is best enjoy with friends!
Producer Profile
For over 50 years the men and women of Estandon have been pooling their know-how and knowledge of the terroirs to express all the joy of the Provençal way of life in the form of wines that offer drinking pleasure and conviviality. It all began in 1947 when Jean Bagnis, born into a family of Provençal négociants, came up with the idea of selling his wine, not in bulk as all the wine merchants were doing at the time, but in a pretty bottle that he branded Estandon. The Estandon brand was acquired by the cooperative wine cellars in 2005 and in 2012, this group of 300 winegrowers decided to adopt it as their identity.
