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The Wines of Provence - Ben Bernheim blhhgf I found myself turning theProvence today is famous for its ros. In the hearts and minds of winemakers, however, it is red wine that the region ought to be famous for. Few wine regions have a history so distinct from the wines that are made today or such a distinction between the wines that the locals want, and the wines that sell well. As of 2024, red production has dropped to third place, behind ros and white by volume. In The wines of Provence Elizabeth Gabay MW and Ben