Post Malone's Rose
Post Malone's Rosé is Maison No. 9 — a dry Provence rosé from the Méditerranée IGP, France, bottled at 750mL and 12–12.5% ABV depending on vintage. Created by Post Malone with winemaker Alexis Cornu near St. Tropez, it blends 45% Grenache Noir, 25% Cinsault, 15% Syrah and 15% Merlot into a pale, crisp, food-friendly pink. It is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor.
- ABV: 12–12.5% by vintage (2019 labelled 12%; later vintages 12.5%)
- Size: 750mL
- Style: Dry rosé, Méditerranée IGP, Provence, France
- Launch blend: 45% Grenache Noir, 25% Cinsault, 15% Syrah, 15% Merlot
- Makers: Post Malone with winemaker Alexis Cornu (MDCV)
- Launched: June 2020 in the US, with the 2019 vintage
The Nine of Swords, Poured Pink
Maison No. 9 takes its name from Post Malone's favourite tarot card, the Nine of Swords — a card about pushing through daily challenges — and its bottle, tall and slender with a glass closure whose battlements echo a medieval castle near the vineyard, is just as deliberate. Post Malone, James Morrissey and Dre London sampled over 50 blends in 2019 with Provence winemaker Alexis Cornu before settling on this one: classic southern French varieties with an atypical touch of Merlot for roundness. It launched in the US in June 2020 and became one of the defining celebrity rosés. Explore more pinks in our rosé wine and wine collections, or on the Maison No. 9 vendor page.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Ripe pineapple, pear and strawberry with a hint of sweet French confection. Palate: Clean and dry — soft Provençal pink fruit with a round, mouthwatering, savoury texture. Finish: Crisp and refreshing.
How to Enjoy
Chill well and pour with grilled seafood, Niçoise salad, goat cheese or simply as a sunset aperitif — this is a dry, versatile table rosé, not a sweet one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Maison No. 9 a sweet rosé? No — it is made and positioned as a dry, crisp Provence-style rosé, despite the fruit-forward aroma.
What grapes are in Post Malone's rosé? The documented launch blend is 45% Grenache Noir, 25% Cinsault, 15% Syrah and 15% Merlot, grown in Provence, France under the Méditerranée IGP.
Why is it called Maison No. 9? The name is inspired by Post Malone's favourite tarot card, the Nine of Swords.
Provence pink with a rock-star name — order Post Malone's Rosé (Maison No. 9) online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.