The magnificent 17th century Château de Pampelonne borders the famous French Riviera beach of the same name in the commune of Ramatuelle, near Saint Tropez. The estate has been in the Gasquet-Pascaud family since 1840 when it was purchased by Gasquet ancestor André Folco, treasurer for Napoléon III.

In addition to the classic rosé cépages of Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah, Pampelonne also uses Tibouren in the blend. This ancient Greek variety, now unique to this area of France, is valued for the aromatic intensity it lends to some of Provence's finest rosés.

Pale pink color. An aromatic, round and fine wine.
On the palate, a sensation of freshness and fruit with white flesh.
This ripe, rounded wine has soft and ripe red fruit flavors. It is full-bodied with acidity balanced by rich fruitiness. The end holds a zesty touch of pepper.