Maison No. 9 Rosé — Post Malone’s Provence Rosé
Maison No. 9 Rosé is Post Malone’s acclaimed rosé from Provence in the South of France — a crisp Méditerranée IGP blend of 45% Grenache Noir, 25% Cinsault, 15% Syrah, and 15% Merlot, bottled at 12.5% ABV, 750mL.
Created with winemaker Alexis Cornu, Maison No. 9 takes its name from Post Malone’s favorite tarot card — the Nine of Swords — and arrives in a sleek, elongated bottle with a glass closure. The debut 2019 vintage earned 85 points from VinePair, and the wine has become a genuine rosé-scene staple: pale, crisp, and effortlessly drinkable.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Wild strawberry, white peach, lavender, and honeysuckle.
- Palate: Crisp and fresh — melon, pear, stone fruit, and citrus zest.
- Finish: Dry, clean, with balanced acidity.
Key Highlights
- ✔ Post Malone’s rosé, crafted with winemaker Alexis Cornu
- ✔ 45% Grenache Noir / 25% Cinsault / 15% Syrah / 15% Merlot
- ✔ Provence, France — Méditerranée IGP
- ✔ 12.5% ABV — crisp, dry, food-friendly
- ✔ Distinctive elongated bottle with glass closure
How to Enjoy
Serve well-chilled — it’s made for sunny afternoons, poolside pours, and anything from sushi to charcuterie.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is Maison No. 9 a good rosé?
Yes — it’s a legitimate Provence-style rosé (85 points, VinePair), crisp and dry with classic strawberry-and-citrus character, not just a celebrity label.
What grapes are in Post Malone’s rosé?
45% Grenache Noir, 25% Cinsault, 15% Syrah, and 15% Merlot, from the Méditerranée region of Provence.
Who makes Maison No. 9 wine?
Post Malone created it with French winemaker Alexis Cornu; the name comes from Post’s favorite tarot card, the Nine of Swords.
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