This wine sees Grenache, Syrah and Rolle (Vermentino) in the mix. A more powerful expression of a Provençal pink, this beauty displays lots of candied, ripe red berry fruit, with muscle and roundness in the mouth. A delightful rosé, with a greater focus on primary fruit than many of its counterparts.

Domaine Le Loup Bleu is now under the stewardship of Marc Dubois, a former airline pilot who decided to purchase the estate with his wife in 2003 and all of its nine hectares of holdings where they farm organically. The team work with Provence's flagship grape varieties, but has also interestingly planted Clairette to offer up something different to their portfolio of red wines. From their first vintage, Marc and Sylvie have impressed. Not only do their wines show great potential, but Sylvie has also opened up the Domaine to visitors wishing to partake in pottery classes and painting exhibitions. Le Loup Bleu translates to the 'Blue Wolf' and is a homage to the wolves that roam around Sainte-Victoire and the nearby village of Puyloubier. However they are not blue, this reference to Marc's tip of the hat to the blue skies and proximity to the ocean and the influence that both have on in his vineyards and thus, his wines.