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This was a milestone year for Tony Parker, whose stellar basketball career included six All-Star Games and the title of NBA’s MVP. In August he was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and Château La Mascaronne, his high-quality rosé, has been lauded by wine savants as elegant yet powerful – epithets easily attributable to Parker himself, as evidenced during our lunch over a bottle of Champagne Jeeper, another one of his oenological achievements.

Four-time NBA Champion Tony Parker is adjusting to his retirement by making his entrepreneurial debut as the partner of French visionary Michel Reybier's Château La Mascaronne in Provence, France.

NBA Icon Tony Parker talks with Sara about winning, his show, wines, and more

Hall of Famer Tony Parker is scoring big with these elegant rosés and Champagnes.

The Four-Time NBA Champion opens up about being the first French National inducted into the NBA Hall Of Fame, and making generational wine investments for his kids.

Tony Parker collects a lot of things. For instance, through 18 seasons with the San Antonio Spurs, Parker amassed four NBA championships, six appointments to the All Star roster, one turn as the NBA finals MVP, and — after his induction into pro basketball’s most exclusive club this weekend — one iconic orange blazer signifying his place in the NBA Hall of Fame. But as for wine?

There’s no better way to chill out when the weather warms up than with a cool glass of rosé, the perfect summer libation.

NBA Hall of Famer Tony Parker shares his dinner party secrets, favorite french summer escapes and the future of the Rose’ Revolution.

La Mascaronne is most famous for its rosé, which always has been one of Tony Parker's favorite wines.

Fields of lavender, characteristic villages, inspirational light, and earthy flavors (like umani-esque tapenade) inform our visions of lusty Provence. As rosé wine’s most celebrated locale, it draws oenophiles like bees to honey.