Provence
Clos Cibonne - Côtes de Provence - Château Cibon Cuvée Marius - Rosé - 2021
Characteristics
Country / Region: Provence
Vintage: 2021
Name: AOP Côtes de Provence
Grape variety: 90% Tibouren, 10% Grenache
Alcohol: 14 vol.
Color: Rosé
Capacity: 75 cl
AWARDS
Estate rated 1 star in the Guide Des Meilleurs Vins de France 2025 RVF
Estate rated 4 stars in the Guide Bettane + Desseauve 2025
Wine rated 93/100 by our committee!
Wine:
A tribute wine, the 2021 Côtes de Provence Château Cibon Cuvée Marius Rosé brings together the estate’s finest parcels of Tibouren and Grenache. This is a serious gastronomic rosé—vinified and aged in large oak foudres for two years—that unfolds with layered notes of candied fruit, citrus, stone fruit, and white pepper. It’s built on a broad, powerful structure, shaped by the distinctive salinity of its Mediterranean coastal terroir. A truly grand rosé with aging potential—built to shine now or over the next 10 years.Vinification:
Hand harvested, vinification in new casks, temperature-controlled fermentation, indigenous yeast, stirred for 4 months, aged for 2 years on lees.Color:
Light copper rosé.Nose:
A beautifully fresh nose marked by aromas of wild strawberries and stone fruits with spicy notes.Palate:
Digestible and pure, this wine has a powerful and broad structure, revealing a great rosé with a distinctive salinity.
Temperature:
Best served between 8 and 10°C.Food and wine pairing:
Grilled red mullet, rock fish, seafood linguine with tomatoes, pasta dishes with chorizo and tomatoes.Cellar aging:
From now until 2035
A one-star estate in the RVF guide, Clos Cibonne stands as one of Provence’s most iconic and captivating names. Tucked away in a pristine coastal enclave, this historic domaine—certified organic—benefits from a singular terroir where the ancient, native grape Tibouren finds its truest and most expressive voice.
You won’t find Tibouren anywhere else, and under the care of Brigitte and Claude Deforges, it has become a symbol of Provence’s hidden potential. Their dedication has helped this rare variety shine on the global stage, producing wines of unmistakable character.
The rosés, in particular, are unlike any others in the region—textured, profound, and subtly complex. They strike a remarkable balance between Provençal heritage and modern elegance. And the reds are just as compelling, offering a similarly refined and distinctive expression. Clos Cibonne is not just a great Provençal estate—it’s a world-class original.