Country:
France
Region:
Provence (Côtes de Provence)
Type:
Dry
Color:
White
Grape variety:
Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah
Sugar:
≤ 4 g/L
Volume:
0.75 L
Taste:
Fresh, balanced, and expressive, with bright fruity notes of red berries and citrus zest, a rounded texture, and pleasant minerality that flows into a long, harmonious finish.
Aroma:
Moderately intense aroma with floral notes, hints of blackcurrant, red berries, and lemon, complemented by fresh fruit nuances and delicate mineral freshness.
Supply temperature:
8–10 °C
Gastronomic compatibility:
Excellent as an aperitif and with seafood, fresh salads, grilled fish, tapas, and light snacks; the fruity rosé profile also pairs well with aromatic vegetable and Mediterranean dishes.
Fleurs De Prairie is a classic French dry rosé wine from Provence, produced from traditional grape varieties Grenache, Cinsault, and Syrah. It features a pale pink color, a fresh fruity character, and vibrant acidity, making it an excellent choice for summer gatherings, aperitifs, and pairing with light dishes.
Maison Arthur Metz was founded in 1904 in Alsace (France) and has since become one of the leading wine producers in the region, specializing in still wines and Crémant d’Alsace sparkling wines. Its history is deeply rooted in Alsatian winemaking traditions, with extensive knowledge of local terroirs and grape varieties.
Some wines under the Arthur Metz brand (notably Crémant Prestige Brut) have received gold medals at prestigious competitions, including the Berliner Wine Trophy, Concours National des Crémants, and Concours des Effervescents du Monde, confirming the high quality of the winery’s production.