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SKUID: S006259
Leoube 'Le Petit Rose' NV
Vintage Character
Léoube 'Le Petit Rosé' is a non-vintage rosé, so its character comes from its cuvée and Provençal origin rather than a single harvest. The wine belongs to the pale, dry Côtes de Provence rosé tradition and is made from Grenache and Cinsault. These grapes bring fruit and freshness, while Léoube's coastal setting supplies an important part of the wine's identity. Le Petit Rosé is intended for direct, uncomplicated enjoyment, without losing the estate's organic farming ethos, and it is dry with a fresh, lively finish at 13% alcohol.
Tasting Profile & Food Pairing
Its profile is light and refreshing: white peach, summer berries and a subtle mineral impression, with floral notes. A pale colour does not imply an absence of flavour; the pleasure is in the quick lift of fruit, a dry finish and an easy relationship with food. Chill it for a picnic, an aperitif or a light lunch. Almonds, ham, olives, grilled prawns or a simple tomato salad accompany it without overpowering its delicacy. The wine is designed to be enjoyed fresh rather than approached as a long-cellared rosé. Serve well chilled, at 8 to 10 degrees.
Winery Background
Château Léoube is based near Bormes-les-Mimosas, where vines and olive groves face the Mediterranean. The estate's farming is organic, and its wider range moves from still rosés to white, red and sparkling products. Le Petit Rosé takes that coastal house style into a more casual, small format, showing that convenience and a considered vineyard origin can coexist. The producer's established emphasis on balanced fruit and gentle handling explains the cuvée's light texture, and Romain Ott is the winemaker named in the source data.
Léoube 'Le Petit Rosé' is a non-vintage rosé, so its character comes from its cuvée and Provençal origin rather than a single harvest. The wine belongs to the pale, dry Côtes de Provence rosé tradition and is made from Grenache and Cinsault. These grapes bring fruit and freshness, while Léoube's coastal setting supplies an important part of the wine's identity. Le Petit Rosé is intended for direct, uncomplicated enjoyment, without losing the estate's organic farming ethos, and it is dry with a fresh, lively finish at 13% alcohol.
Tasting Profile & Food Pairing
Its profile is light and refreshing: white peach, summer berries and a subtle mineral impression, with floral notes. A pale colour does not imply an absence of flavour; the pleasure is in the quick lift of fruit, a dry finish and an easy relationship with food. Chill it for a picnic, an aperitif or a light lunch. Almonds, ham, olives, grilled prawns or a simple tomato salad accompany it without overpowering its delicacy. The wine is designed to be enjoyed fresh rather than approached as a long-cellared rosé. Serve well chilled, at 8 to 10 degrees.
Winery Background
Château Léoube is based near Bormes-les-Mimosas, where vines and olive groves face the Mediterranean. The estate's farming is organic, and its wider range moves from still rosés to white, red and sparkling products. Le Petit Rosé takes that coastal house style into a more casual, small format, showing that convenience and a considered vineyard origin can coexist. The producer's established emphasis on balanced fruit and gentle handling explains the cuvée's light texture, and Romain Ott is the winemaker named in the source data.
Product details
Wine TypeRosé
WineryLeoube
Grape VarietiesGrenache, Cinsault
WinemakerRomain Ott
CountryFrance
Expert Rating—
RegionProvence
SweetnessDry
Sub-regionCotes de Provence
Alcohol Level13.0
Classification (Ranking)—
Format250ml
Prices
Omtis Fine Wine
Standard delivery 2-5 working days
Vinobuzz Delivery
HK$55
HK$55
