This Grenache dominant rosé shows the huge ceiling that the Rhône has for producing rosé, with a pale pink hue and gorgeous bouquet of berries and cherry blossoms, you’ll be transported to springtime. There are strawberry and raspberry fruit notes offset by subtle dried herbs and creaminess.

The Rhône Valley has a steep history in producing wine, which dates back to the days of the Roman Empire. The wines today may be quite different from what they drank back then, but then again, a lot of things have changed over two thousand years. They may have a strong reputation for their red blends with a focus on Grenache, however there are also some amazing white wines lurking in the corners, for those that are brave enough to seek them out. Good Pair Days have had a long relationship with Boutinot, a supplier of wines from across the world, and for this project, we tasked them with producing a two ranges of wines, the Olivers and the Domaine Boutinot to showcase the Rhône in all its capacity, not just red wines, with a delightful focus on rosé and very drinkable white blends. The wines are bright and modern with juicy fruit and a nice amount of French savouriness to go with any soirée.