Maison Mirabeau is making good on its promise to grow its regenerative rosé offering with the launch of One Day at Whole Foods Market UK today. The new rosé is sourced exclusively from organic and regeneratively farmed vineyards in the Côtes de Provence appellation and is the region’s first wine awarded Certified Regenerative by A Greener World (AGW).
Wayne Copp, Executive Director of AGW, says: “Regenerative farming means healthier food, thriving ecosystems, cleaner air and water, and better treatment for workers and animals. Our certification provides a rigorous yet practical path to meaningful impact at scale. When consumers see the Certified Regenerative by AGW label on a bottle of One Day, they can be confident they are choosing a wine that truly stands out – in both quality and positive impact.”
Maison Mirabeau founders Stephen and Jeany Cronk describe One Day as “a statement of intent” that is designed to hero farmers who prioritise soil health, biodiversity restoration and carbon capture. The grapes come solely from vineyards practising nature-positive farming, resulting in restored ecosystems, healthier soils, improved water retention and ultimately superior fruit that produces better wines.
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One Day – Provence’s first AGW-certified regenerative wine from Maison Mirabeau