Château de Sannes sits in the Luberon, the southernmost reach of the Rhône Valley where Mediterranean warmth shapes the vineyard calendar. The estate produces rosé from a blend of Ugni Blanc, Vermentino, and Grenache—three varieties that thrive in this sun-exposed terrain. The 1603 Luberon Rosé balances the crisp minerality of white grapes with the red fruit character Grenache brings, a profile suited to the region's limestone soils and dry summers. Decanter and Wine Enthusiast have rated the wine, recognizing its structure and balance. The Luberon appellation, known for dry rosés of precision and food-friendliness, finds clear expression in this blend.