Elizabeth Gabay MW entered the wine trade in 1986, founding Elizabeth Gabay & Partners. She became a Master of Wine in 1998. She has lived in south-eastern France since 2002, and is currently based in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region. Her areas of interest include the south of France, Central Europe, and rosé. She writes for magazines, especially Decanter, about rosés and other wines from across the south of France and Central Europe. Elizabeth is the President of the Jury of the International Rosé Championship and is a regular speaker at wine fairs and competitions. She is the author of Rosé: Understanding the pink wine revolution in the Classic Wine Library series, and Rosés of Southern France, which she co-authored with Ben Bernheim, a wine expert specializing in rosé, the south of France, and winetech. Gabay and Bernheim make their own wine in Slovakia, in partnership with Vladimir Magula.

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• Introduction1. Geography of Provence2. Appellations3. History4. Key grape varieties5. Coastal Provence6. Inland Provence7. Durance and Calavon valleys8. VintagesConclusionGlossaryIndex

Elizabeth Gabay MW entered the wine trade in 1986, founding Elizabeth Gabay & Partners. She became a Master of Wine in 1998. She has lived in south-eastern France since 2002, and is currently based in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region. Her areas of interest include the south of France, Central Europe, and rosé. She writes for magazines, especially Decanter, about rosés and other wines from across the south of France and Central Europe. Elizabeth is the President of the Jury of the International Rosé Championship and is a regular speaker at wine fairs and competitions. She is the author of Rosé: Understanding the pink wine revolution in the Classic Wine Library series, and Rosés of Southern France, which she co-authored with Ben Bernheim, a wine expert specializing in rosé, the south of France, and winetech. Gabay and Bernheim make their own wine in Slovakia, in partnership with Vladimir Magula.

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• Introduction1. Geography of Provence2. Appellations3. History4. Key grape varieties5. Coastal Provence6. Inland Provence7. Durance and Calavon valleys8. VintagesConclusionGlossaryIndex

Elizabeth Gabay MW entered the wine trade in 1986, founding Elizabeth Gabay & Partners. She became a Master of Wine in 1998. She has lived in south-eastern France since 2002, and is currently based in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region. Her areas of interest include the south of France, Central Europe, and rosé. She writes for magazines, especially Decanter, about rosés and other wines from across the south of France and Central Europe. Elizabeth is the President of the Jury of the International Rosé Championship and is a regular speaker at wine fairs and competitions. She is the author of Rosé: Understanding the pink wine revolution in the Classic Wine Library series, and Rosés of Southern France, which she co-authored with Ben Bernheim, a wine expert specializing in rosé, the south of France, and winetech. Gabay and Bernheim make their own wine in Slovakia, in partnership with Vladimir Magula.

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• Introduction1. Geography of Provence2. Appellations3. History4. Key grape varieties5. Coastal Provence6. Inland Provence7. Durance and Calavon valleys8. VintagesConclusionGlossaryIndex