Domaine de Laballe
La Demoiselle de Laballe 2025
Côtes de Gascogne | White | 2025
Cuvée Profile
Floral and Fruity
Serving suggestions
Serve at 8° to 10°C
Aging potential
Ready to drink
This white wine presents a brilliant yellow color. On the nose, subtle aromas of exotic fruits and apricot elegantly unfold. On the palate, the attack is fresh and slightly sweet, offering a lovely sensation of freshness. Perfect as an aperitif or to accompany Asian dishes, this delightful wine will charm lovers of exotic and sweet flavors.
Everything You Need to Know About This Wine
Laballe, an iconic estate in Bas-Armagnac, has embodied viticultural excellence since 1820. Its 'Demoiselle de Laballe' reveals a subtle balance between sweetness and vibrancy, the result of family expertise passed down through generations. The wines, from Landes and Gascony terroirs, offer unparalleled freshness, with fruity, saline, and mellow notes. Cyril and Julie Laudet, 8th generation, perpetuate this heritage with passion, committed to sustainable and environmentally friendly viticulture.
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De Laballe Estate
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.