Loubissou Organic 2024
Languedoc Cabrières AOP
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Cabrières is a tiny cru Languedoc appellation, where the famous Gérard Bertrand sources grapes for his £165 rosé. Loubissou is a single vineyard there, that customers have helped buy and lease back. A rescue project that ensures this delicious rosé.
£20.00 per bottle
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Wine Details
- Rosé - Dry
France- Pale Pink
- Grenache-based blend
- 9 Units
- Vegan
- 12% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Ripe melon, pear and citrus, with an underlying streak of minerality
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
Tucked away in the Languedoc is the forgotten 'cru' of Cabrières. It's where Gérard Bertrand (Drinks Business Master Winemaker of the World) sources fruit for his £165-a-bottle pink. In the village, there's a small cooperative which was named France's 'Winery of the Year 2023', beating all the grand names of Bordeaux and Burgundy even! It has just 10 members, one of whom owned the organic Loubissou vineyard, with its prized ancient schist soil. This grower retired last year and, thanks to the enthusiasm of customers, we’ve been able to buy the vineyard and lease it to a young couple, who tend vines next door. This meant the plot was saved from being lost forever. A fine, complex, mineral-fresh pink. Clear bottles are best kept in the dark.
Tucked away in the Languedoc is the forgotten 'cru' of Cabrières. It's where Gérard Bertrand (Drinks Business Master Winemaker of the World) sources fruit for his £165-a-bottle pink. In the village, there's a small cooperative which was named France's 'Winery of the Year 2023', beating all the grand names of Bordeaux and Burgundy even! It has just 10 members, one of whom owned the organic Loubissou vineyard, with its prized ancient schist soil. This grower retired last year and, thanks to the enthusiasm of customers, we’ve been able to buy the vineyard and lease it to a young couple, who tend vines next door. This meant the plot was saved from being lost forever. A fine, complex, mineral-fresh pink. Clear bottles are best kept in the dark.
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