French rose

noun

1. Provence rose.

Word History and Origins

Origin of French rose¹

First recorded in 1545–55

Example Sentences

While shoes may be SJP’s main attraction, the “And Just Like That ...” actor’s brand also delivers fragrances and partnered with Invivo wines for bottles of Sauvignon Blanc and French Rosé.

From Los Angeles Times

Chris chose an expertly crafted vodka martini and the flat iron steak while I enjoyed a dry French rosé and the king salmon, perfectly prepared and served on a bed of seasonal vegetables.

From Seattle Times

But we really owe the French rose fad to a 19th-century trendsetter.

From Washington Post

A widely available, inexpensive malbec from Argentina ideal for summer grilling highlights this week’s list, along with a French rosé that earns the highest rating I’ve given a rosé.

From Washington Post

Set over the course of a pivotal year in the life of a struggling French rose breeder, Pierre Pinaud’s “The Rose Maker” is a slender but engaging tale about competition, cooperation and creativity.

From Los Angeles Times