Clos Beylesse

Clos Beylesse is a producer based in Provence, in the Côtes de Provence appellation of southeastern France. The domaine focuses on rosé wine production, drawing from the distinctive terroir of this Mediterranean region.

Côtes de Provence is France's largest rosé-producing appellation, and the region's limestone and schist soils, combined with a warm, dry climate, create ideal conditions for producing dry, fresh rosés. Producers in this area typically emphasize fruit-forward, mineral characteristics that reflect both the local geology and the maritime influences that moderate summer temperatures.

Clos Beylesse works with a blend of southern French grape varieties, Cinsault, Grenache, and Shiraz, which are well-suited to Provence's climate. This combination of varieties is typical for the region, with Cinsault and Grenache providing the traditional foundation of Côtes de Provence rosés, while Shiraz adds depth and structure to the final wine.