Provence Rosés from VinAzur
Jill Barth · Taste · Wines and Spirits of ProvenceThe charms of authentic Provençal wine from top-quality, small-scale producers, most with sustainable practices in the vineyards…this is the VinAzur way of providing a taste of Provence.

The Story of the Suitcase Wine
We aren’t born knowing everything. I admit, there are times I’ve been naive, …Continue reading here for details on how research (think wine tasting) for Jill’s novel led her to have a better understanding of the complications related to importing wine to the United States (and Canada). Recently, Jill was lucky enough to receive a shipment from of rosés from VinAzur, the start-up wine company that works with small-scale wine producers in the region. VinAzur selects growers to work with based on their terroir-based wine production.
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