Château de Selle takes Domaines Ott back to the beginning. Acquired by Marcel Ott in 1912 as the family’s first domaine, the estate rises across the high limestone hills and stony terraces of Taradeau. More than a century later, its rosé remains rooted in that remarkable terrain, an expression defined not simply by Provence, but by one extraordinary place within it. Four varieties come together in the 2025 Château de Selle: Grenache, Cinsault, Mourvèdre, and Syrah. Rather than treating the fruit as a single lot, Domaines Ott uses small tanks sized to individual vineyard parcels, allowing each to be vinified separately before blending. Gravity moves the wine gently through the cellar, giving the team remarkable precision as the final Château de Selle takes shape. The result is a rosé that shows just how serious Provence can be. Everything behind the 2025 reflects more than a century spent understanding and refining the expression of this estate, giving Château de Selle an identity that reaches far beyond everyday rosé. At $58, this is a chance to experience Domaines Ott through the wine that started it all.