Coteaux Varois (formerly Coteaux Varois de Provence) is an appellation in the Provence region of southern France. There are 6500 acres planted here on soils of clay and limestone; the climate is Mediterranean.

Rosés account for 90% of the production of the appellation, with another 7% red and 3% white. Vineyards here are slightly higher in elevation that other areas of Provence, restricting yields somewhat and providing proper growing conditions for good acidity and freshness.

The rosés are produced primarily from Grenache, with Mourvedre, Syrah and Cinsault also used in blends. As with rosé all throughout the Provence region, these are fresh, fragrant and delicate, ideal for warm weather sipping or for Oriental or Asian cuisine. (Wine/Appellations)