La Petite Perriere Rose

In 1790, the Saget family embarked upon a long history dedicated to vines and wine, firmly placing Saget among a handful of estates that enjoy their third successive century of business. Generations have worked to create their signature Saget La Perrière wines - melding the perfect balance of richness and elegance with the meticulous selection of grapes, expertly crafted by skilled winemakers. The new designation of Vin de France offered them the opportunity to explore and discover the ideal balance between the fruitiness of the varieties grown in the south and their acidity when produced in the northern region (Loire). The Vin de France designation is utilized for the entire La Petite Perrière range. All Saget vineyards are certified HVE3, focused on increasing biodiversity, decreasing the negative environmental impact of their phytosanitary strategy, managing their fertilizer inputs, and improving water management. La Petite Perrière Rosé is largely sourced from their own estate vineyards in Touraine (Loire Valley) and a part of the blend is sourced from the South of France through our long term partners.

Mastery of these grape varieties, combined with all the facets of their natural character, reveal the grape's full potential. Saget’s winemakers set out to conquer France’s best Sauvignons and Pinots Noirs to make wines with a perfect balance of richness and elegance. Pinot Noir is a fragile grape producing rosé wines of great finesse. Through the meticulous selection of grapes, combined skilled winemakers, one of La Perrière’s flagship wines, La Petite Perrière Rosé, was created.

Through generations Saget has gained a deep understanding of the Central Loire grape varieties. Mastery of these grape varieties, combined with all the facets of their natural character, reveal their full potential. With love and rigor, Saget’s winemakers set out to conquer France’s best Sauvignons and Pinots Noirs to craft wines with perfect balance of richness and elegance. Through the meticulous selection of grapes and craftmanship, the Rosé, was created.

Bright, pale pink color with light raspberry colored highlights. On the nose, the wine develops subtle aromas of raspberry and morello cherry with hints of rose petals. Fresh and lively on the palate; fruity and floral aromas are found against a mineral backdrop. This wine can be enjoyed when young but will also age well for 1-2 years after the bottling date.