In this episode of The Short Pour, we’re heading to southern France to explore Provence Rosé— the wine that defined what dry, elegant, and effortlessly drinkable pink should be. From its ancient Greek roots to its modern-day dominance, Provence has become the global gold standard for rosé, with over 90% of its production dedicated to this refreshing, food-friendly style. We’ll also be tasting one of the most iconic bottles in the category: Whispering Angel by Château d'Esclans. Created by Sacha Lichine in 2006, it turned Provence rosé into a pop culture phenomenon and helped spark the “rosé all day” movement. With its pale salmon hue, crisp acidity, and delicate notes of peach, strawberry, and citrus, Whispering Angel is a wine that’s as at home on a brunch table as it is on a yacht - or just chilling by the pool. If you’ve ever wondered why Provence rosé matters, what makes it so distinctive, or how one bottle helped launch a global trend, this episode has you covered. Join us as weuncover the story of the pink wine that became a lifestyle.