Sauvignon Blanc Lyrics – ROSALÍA | from “LUX”

ROSALÍA pours out something intoxicating with Sauvignon Blanc, the shimmering 12th track on her fourth studio album LUX, set to spill into the world on November 7, 2025, through Columbia Records.

Tucked into the third movement of this 18-track odyssey—divided like acts in a play—it’s a moment of lush surrender amid the record’s dive into feminine mysticism, transformation, and the hazy line between illusion and faith. Produced by Andrew Wyatt, with writing nods to Tobias Jesso Jr., Sir Dylan, Noah Goldstein, and Elliott Kozel, this cut whispers of indulgence and rebirth, like the crisp bite of the wine itself—crisp notes of citrus giving way to deeper, earthier pulls.

From the little we’ve glimpsed in tracklist teases and fan forums, Sauvignon Blanc feels like ROSALÍA channeling a ritual of letting go: imagine verses swirling around the tang of forbidden sips, memories bubbling up like effervescence, all set to a beat that blends her flamenco roots with electronic haze and subtle R&B undercurrents. It’s got that signature shift—starting ethereal, building to a release that mirrors the album’s arc from raw spirituality to ecstatic loss. Rumors swirl too, with The-Dream’s credit sparking chatter about a possible Beyoncé shadow, given his history with her; could this be the quiet collab we’ve been craving? Either way, it’s ROSALÍA at her most alchemical, turning personal ache into something you can almost taste.

LUX marks her bold return since Motomami, a project born from years of evolution—post-breakup reflections, global tours, and that unyielding pull toward the divine feminine. The cover alone, with her framed against a stark, luminous backdrop, hints at the glow-up inside.

Early buzz from the tracklist drop has fans on X and Reddit dissecting every title, with Sauvignon Blanc popping as a standout for its evocative name—evoking lazy afternoons in Barcelona vineyards or midnight confessions over glasses clinking in the dark. One thread calls it “the one that’ll make you cry into your wine,” tying into the album’s themes of faith shaken and reformed. Pre-save numbers are climbing, and with singles like Berghain already setting the stage, this feels like the emotional pivot point.

If Motomami was the motorcycle roar, LUX is the cathedral echo—intimate yet expansive, with guests like C. Tangana rumored in the mix. Sauvignon Blanc captures that essence: a toast to what’s been shed, what’s blooming next. It’s ROSALÍA reminding us that true luxury isn’t gold; it’s the vulnerability that ferments into strength.

Dive into the SAUVIGNON BLANC lyrics below and unpack its mystical pour. Don’t miss other LUX tracks for more of ROSALÍA’s transformative glow.