Cotes du Roussillon

The Cotes de Roussillon AOC benefits from a Mediterranean climate, highlighted by the Tramontane which favors the ripening of the grapes and affords them perfectly disease-free environment.

For the red wines, Carignan, Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre, and Macabeu varietals are primarily used. These wines are generally full-bodied and characterized by dark and red berries with spicy notes.

The rosés, crafted by juicing these same varietals, have a beautiful and lively pink tint and their aromas evoke red berries that are full of freshness.

The whites, made from Grenache, Macabeu, Vermentino, Roussanne and Marsanne, pair a great freshness and an aromatic finesse with a harmonious structure and a supple texture.

The Côtes du Roussillon AOC, with 5,000 hectares, is the largest AOC in the region.

Dominant varietals:
Reds: Grenache, Mourvèdre and Syrah
Whites: Marsanne, Rolle ou Vermentino and Roussanne

Cotes d'Agly

Geographical Location Starting in Latour-de-France on the westernmost side, Agly runs across the Estagel commune toward the east and extends up to the borders of Corbières and Fenouillèdes. The growth of the vine is especially developed in the west and the south near Latour-de-France and Montner where the limestone leaves space ...

Les Vignerons de Rasigueres

Geographical location Located at the foothills of the Pyrenees between Corbières and Roussillon, the Fenouillèdes shelter the winemaking villages that remain attached to their traditions and their hillsides: LANSAC, PLANEZE and RAZIGUERES. History For over 2,000 years the vines have existed on the hillsides, and over these c ...

Les Vignerons de Terrats

Geographical Location Terrats: Land of legends Not far from the banks of the rushing Cantarana, there once was a mysterious town by the name of Mirande. The legend goes that Mirande had for a long time been home to fairies and that during the times of King Arthur, it contained magnificent halls where Enchantresses lived. It was there, accord ...