Marc Monrose

Where It Started The work here is rosé, and specifically the estate’s Côtes de Provence rosés. With Marc Monrose, the category is treated as a house style to be maintained with precision, not as a side release or seasonal afterthought. Memory is part of the brief: these wines are framed as something carried forward, where flavour and recollection are meant to hold together.

Who Shaped Them The shaping forces named around the estate are work, determination, passion, and a modernized philosophy. In Marc Monrose’s case, that means inherited style is handled as an active practice, not a fixed inheritance. It places rosé in a register of ceremony and presentation, while leaving the wine itself rooted in Château Saint-Maur and its Côtes de Provence identity.

The Work Today

This is a management role built around continuity. The style has to remain recognizable, even as the thinking around it continues to move. The focus stays on the house rosés, especially the Côtes de Provence expression. In Marc Monrose’s work, Cogolin, category, and estate identity are held together as a single line of responsibility. Since 2011, the defining fact is the house itself. Marc Monrose is read through Château Saint-Maur, through the rosés he advances, and through a way of working that keeps memory, flavour, labour, and modernity in the same glass.

Signature

Marc's signature wines include Excellence, Saint-M, and Clos Saint-Vincent.