Domaine de Laballe
Les Enfants Rouge 2024
Vin de France | Rouge | 2024
Laballe is a story of passion and innovation passed down from generation to generation since 1820 by the Laudet family, who are committed today to sustainable and environmentally friendly viticulture. Grown in the exceptional terroir of the Bas-Armagnac region in the Landes, our white, rosé, and red wines are fresh, fruity, briny, and smooth, offering the delightful freshness that characterizes our estate. Discover our “Terres Basses” white, enhanced by its fruitiness, for a unique tasting experience.
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Cuvée Profile
Light | Fruity
Serving Recommendations
Serve at 14° to 16°C
Aging Potential
1 to 2 years
Our Review of the Cuvée
"An easy-drinking red... fruity, juicy, and delicately structured."
A supple and crisp attack, with slightly peppery notes and juicy fruit flavors of raspberry, Gariguette strawberry, and blackcurrant. Fine tannins.
Pairs well with charcuterie, grilled or marinated meats, as well as mild cheeses... it’s a real gem!
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Domaine de Laballe
South-West | France
Founded in 1820 in Bas-Armagnac, near Eauze, Domaine de Laballe is located in the Sables Fauves—a terroir characteristic of Bas-Armagnac that is naturally suited to producing fine eaux-de-vie and wines of great freshness. Historically focused on Armagnac, the estate has gradually developed a range of wines that has established itself as a contemporary benchmark in southwestern France.
Now run by Cyril and Julie Laudet using organic farming and agroforestry, the estate produces a signature line of best-sellers: clean, fruity, and easy-drinking wines with remarkable freshness. A unique feature: at Domaine de la Pointe, ungrafted vines still thrive thanks to the sandy soils—and plots located almost right on the ocean’s edge give rise to the “Les Pieds dans le Sable” cuvée, with a distinct hint of salinity on the palate.