Languedoc

La P'tite Pierre Rose 2025

Pale, dry and very French. La P’tite Pierre delivers the crisp, refreshing rosé style southern France is famous for. Think delicate colour, bright fruit and a clean, dry finish. Keep a bottle chilled. You’ll be glad you did.

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Pale, dry and very French. La P’tite Pierre delivers the crisp, refreshing rosé style southern France is famous for. Think delicate colour, bright fruit and a clean, dry finish. Keep a bottle chilled. You’ll be glad you did.

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Tasting Notes

A fresh, vibrant rosé crafted in a classic southern French style. Light, aromatic, and easy to enjoy, this wine is made for relaxed moments and everyday drinking. Pale pink in colour, the nose offers lifted aromas of strawberry, raspberry, and watermelon, with subtle floral notes. The palate is dry and refreshing, showing bright red berry flavours, citrus zest, and a clean, crisp finish. Balanced acidity gives the wine energy and makes it highly drinkable.

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A bottle of La P'tite Pierre Rose 2025 750ml Rose Wine
A bottle of La P'tite Pierre Rose 2025 750ml Rose Wine
  • A bottle of La P'tite Pierre Rose 2025 750ml Rose Wine
  • A bottle of La P'tite Pierre Rose 2025 750ml Rose Wine
A bottle of La P'tite Pierre Rose 2025 750ml Rose Wine
A bottle of La P'tite Pierre Rose 2025 750ml Rose Wine

Tasting Notes

A fresh, vibrant rosé crafted in a classic southern French style. Light, aromatic, and easy to enjoy, this wine is made for relaxed moments and everyday drinking. Pale pink in colour, the nose offers lifted aromas of strawberry, raspberry, and watermelon, with subtle floral notes. The palate is dry and refreshing, showing bright red berry flavours, citrus zest, and a clean, crisp finish. Balanced acidity gives the wine energy and makes it highly drinkable.

Product Highlights

Pale, dry and French. Some things don’t need complicating.

Southern France? Tick.
Cinsault, Grenache and Mourvèdre? Tick.
That pale, dry, refreshing Rosé style? Tick.

La P’tite Pierre comes from the Languedoc, just west of Provence, where producers have been making this style for generations.

It has the pale colour. The crisp, dry finish. And the easy-drinking freshness that makes it the sort of bottle you’ll happily leave chilling in the fridge all summer.

The truth is, Provence didn’t invent pale, dry rosé. It simply became the region everyone recognises.

Pour La P’tite Pierre into a glass without showing anyone the bottle and they probably won’t ask which part of southern France it came from.

They’ll just be happy there’s another glass left.

That’s the appeal of La P’tite Pierre.

It nails the style without overcomplicating it. Pale, dry and properly refreshing.