What the critics think
Nominee
Wine of the Year 2024
What the critics think
Nominee
Wine of the Year 2024
About the wine
This award-winning Bordeaux is the livelihood of Pauillac's last indie owners
Laetitia’s silky-smooth, Cabernet-based Bordeaux – replete with the purest flavors of red berries, ripe red plums, savory spices and gentle toasted oak – immediately transports you to Pauillac. It’s like the Cadillac of France’s famous 18 Grands Crus Classés.
“Château La Rose” – her estate – is a shared co-op managed with fellow independent growers, and tended to like gardens. Château La Rose Pauillac is the only wine harvested from tiny plots all over the region – and it’s beaten some neighboring Grands Châteaux in blind tastings. With your support, Laetitia and the growers have a shot at remaining independent – you can help put this wine’s name in lights.
“La Rose is great for the price. It’s the wine of multi-generational, passionate workers showcasing the richness of Pauillac,” says Laetitia. (Not to mention a Gold medalist at the Challenge International du Vin!) There are only 1,900 bottles – act quickly to be one of those lucky enough to taste this – and do your part in helping Laetitia keep the finest piece of Bordeaux free.
Best before
Age up to 10 years.
Serving advice
Uncork an hour before serving.
Food match
Beef ribs grilled over an open fire - delicious!
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
France
Bordeaux
Red Blend
Big Red
14.0% ABV
750ml
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Laetitia Roca
- Laetitia was born into France’s most acclaimed region, Pauillac – the famous Left Bank Bordeaux subregion home to 3 of Bordeaux’s 5 Premier Cru (First Growth) estates (Château Lafite Rothschild, Château Mouton Rothschild and Château Latour) – the high roller’s club.
- Since 2013, Laetitia’s been the Head Winemaker at La Rose Pauillac – a winery cooperative with 25 growers, producing Cabernet Sauvignon-based blends from vineyards they tend to in an ancestral way like gardens.
- Angel support can prevent the vineyards of La Rose Pauillac from going into the hands of the grand Châteaux. “Naked Wines is very important to us because it keeps La Rose Pauillac alive and it allows us to continue,” she said. You can keep Bordeaux indie - by supporting her wines!
Ratings
64
Followers
99
