Grenache Rosé · Made with Organic Grapes · Southern France · 2025 Vintage

Lucky En Vue

The Official Wine of Naples™ · First Release
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Grenache Rosé · Product of France · Made with Organic Grapes · Certified organic by ECOCERT France SAS · The Official Wine of Naples™ · 2025 Vintage · 11th-Century Farmhouse · Born in Naples · Made in France · First Release ·  Grenache Rosé · Product of France · Made with Organic Grapes · Certified organic by ECOCERT France SAS · The Official Wine of Naples™ · 2025 Vintage · 11th-Century Farmhouse · Born in Naples · Made in France · First Release · 

Pale, dry, and
mineral-driven

Pale, luminous rose-petal color. A bright, floral nose opening into crisp red berry and citrus. Dry and clean on the palate with refreshing minerality and a long, gentle finish. Light enough for a Sunday afternoon, refined enough for the finest table.

A pale, dry Grenache rosé made with organic grapes, certified by ECOCERT France SAS, from an estate set around an 11th-century farmhouse on the sunlit plains of Southern France, Mediterranean breezes, clay soils, and time-honored hands. Grown with intention, bottled with obsession.

Label concept for Lucky En Canette, not an approved label: a slim black can with a gold Lucky wordmark, beside a glass of rosé on a table by the sea. Text on the can is placeholder.
In Development

Lucky En Canette

In development. Details at launch.

A pale sparkling rosé in a coupe glass, lit against pure black, coral-pink with fine bubbles, shot in dark-field studio style.
In Development

Lucky Rosé Sparkling

Sparkling Rosé · In Development

A sparkling rosé for the moments that ask for bubbles. In development. Details at launch.

Varietal100% Grenache Rosé
Vintage2025: First Release
OriginPays d'Oc IGP · Southern France
Estate11th-century farmhouse
FarmingCertified Organic by ECOCERT France
CertificationMade with Organic Grapes
StyleDry · Pale · Mineral
Format750 ml
BottleMatte Black · Gold Detail
ImporterParkStreet
DistributionFlorida

Noel set out to source one specific thing: a 100% Grenache Rosé made from certified organic grapes. She traveled the world to find it, from the wine valleys of Walla Walla, Washington to producers across India and Thailand, before landing in the south of France.

The search was deliberate. Fewer than 10% of the world's vineyards are certified organic. A 100% Grenache Rosé that meets that standard is rarer still. When Noel found it at an 11th-century estate in the south of France, she knew.

Every grape is independently verified by Ecocert to NOP (National Organic Program) standards, the USDA's federal framework for organic certification in agriculture. No synthetic pesticides. No prohibited substances. Grapes grown the way wine was meant to be made.

Friends at a candlelit dinner party, glasses of rosé on the table.
Why does our label say "Made with Organic Grapes" instead of "USDA Organic Wine"?

Under USDA rules, a wine can only carry the "Organic Wine" designation if it contains zero added sulfites. To protect Lucky En Vue during its journey from the south of France to your glass, we add a minimal amount, within the USDA limit for wines made with organic grapes. That small addition changes the label, but not the integrity of what's in the bottle.

Organic, intentional, beautiful. And a bit mysterious.

20 years of building and scaling Noel Talent Partnerships, her executive search firm at the intersection of life sciences and leadership. She knew biotech. She knew precision. And she knew what it means to find the right fit, not just any fit.

Then fifteen years ago, a T1D and autoimmune diagnosis gave her a different kind of education. She learned what it truly means to hold everything you consume to a higher standard. That experience did not just change her health. It launched Noel 2.0.

She founded Hibiscus Market on a simple belief: what you put in your body matters, community heals, and the bar for both can always be raised. The wine was always the missing piece. She knew it before she found it.

If you hold that standard everywhere else, the glass in your hand cannot be the exception. Noel had been tasting rosé for years. She knows it better than most sommeliers. And she had never found one that matched.

So she went looking. She traveled from Walla Walla, Washington through southern France, through producers in India and Thailand. Not looking for a rosé. Looking for the right one. She found it in the south of France: a 100% Grenache Rosé from an 11th-century organic estate, certified by ECOCERT France. The Lucky name in gold on a matte black bottle that refused to be ignored in a room full of pastels.

Then she met Lucky. Some things cannot be planned. The name, the bottle, the wine, the mission. Not four separate things. The same belief, said four different ways.

Lucky En Vue was built for endless summer days that stretch into golden sunsets, or the days you wish to be transported there. Noel lives her best and healthiest life in Naples, Florida with her three children.

Noel King, founder of Lucky Wine Group, seated aboard a boat on the Naples, Florida waterfront with a bottle of Lucky En Vue Grenache Rosé.

Noel didn't plan to name a wine after an elephant. Then she met Lucky.

He is a baby elephant living freely, in the best care possible, at Samui Elephant Home in Koh Samui, Thailand. When Noel met him during her travels through Southeast Asia, he was already thriving: unhurried, on his own terms. That image stayed with her.

She built the brand around his name. Then she made sure everything else had to live up to it.

The Name. The Bottle. The Standard.

Lucky En Vue is the matte black bottle in a room full of pastels. The 100% Grenache Rosé sourced from an 11th-century organic estate when easier options existed. The brand that chose the harder right thing at every turn.

That is what the name demands.

Baby Lucky at Samui Elephant Home, Thailand

Lucky lives at Samui Elephant Home, one of the most ethical elephant sanctuaries in Southeast Asia. No performance. No exploitation. Expert caregivers, natural surroundings, and a future being actively built around his wellbeing.

Samui Elephant Home is constructing the first dedicated elephant hospital on Koh Samui, permanent veterinary facilities for rescued elephants across the island. It is one of the most significant conservation investments in southern Thailand today.

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Rosé at golden hour, Lucky En Vue at sunset
A glass of Lucky En Vue rosé held at a waterfront table in warm golden-hour light.
Pale rosé in stemless glass, golden sunset
Two guests at a marina restaurant table on a summer evening, glasses of wine.
Lucky En Vue matte black bottle, studio shot
Pouring Lucky En Vue rosé poolside, palm trees
Lucky En Vue bottle and glass on the beach, LUCKY EN VUE written in sand
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Lucky En Vue

Lucky En Vue doesn't need an introduction.
But I'd like to make one.

Made with organic grapes, from an estate set around an 11th-century farmhouse in Southern France. Introduced on Naples' finest tables. First vintage. The matte black bottle changes a room the moment it appears. It belongs in yours.

noel@lucky.wine

Lucky Wine Group · Naples, Florida · noel@lucky.wine