Every spring, Sanary is adorned in pink.
The port, the narrow streets, the sun-drenched facades… the entire village transforms into an ode to the Provençal joie de vivre.

The Just Rosé Festival, now a must-attend event, celebrates rosé wine and the entire art of living in the South of France.
For a few days each spring, the town pulsates with the rhythm of tastings, lighthearted music, laughter, and leisurely strolls along the waterfront.

The atmosphere is unique: colorful, festive, and family-friendly, a blend of tradition and modernity.
The Mediterranean heritage—its golden stone buildings, its fishing boats, its markets—comes together with the ephemeral creativity of street artists, installations, and displays all centered around the color pink.

It's a suspended moment where wine becomes the pretext for connection, where art, gastronomy, and conviviality mingle in the light of the South.

A festival born here in Sanary, which I have seen blossom and grow: like a promise of spring.