Situated on the edge of the famous Pampelonne beach, the vineyard is planted on a sandy terroir and produces a rosé each year with intense citrus aromas. Its characteristics make it an excellent wine to enjoy as an aperitif, or to accompany southern dishes.

Founded in 1886 by Florentin Gal, the 15-hectare property in Pampelonne has been passed down through the generations to his son Lucien Gal, then to his granddaughter Christine Coste Gal, who has run the estate for over 30 years. Today, Camille Coste is also following in the footsteps of the founder, managing the Mas de Pampelonne estate.

Eye: Bright, pale pink.

Nose: A powerful, persistent nose with citrus notes.

Mouth: Lively, with a hint of iodine, leaving a pleasant impression of freshness.