VINS.
LANGUEDOC/ROUSSILLON.
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OTHER REGIONS
CHAMPAGNES.
SPIRITS
Some Saint-Chinian wines are fruity, supple and generous, whilst others are full-bodied, long on the palate and distinctive; some reach their peak whilst still young, whilst others need to be left for 3 to 5 years.
In this region of hunters, when winter arrives, we like to dream of game expertly roasted on a spit in large fireplaces, and of powerful wines with a sparkling ruby colour and aromas of red berries and rockroses (small shrubs with delicate white or pink flowers).
Both concentrated and easily accessible, the wines of Domaine Mas Champart are an expression of terroir with aromas of garrigue. A particular style respecting t...
It excels by the persistence of its melted tannins with garrigue accents. This wine is both concentrated and elegant.
It offers a bouquet of red berries, blueberries and blackberries, set against notes of garrigue and spices. The texture is delicate, with silky tannins that linger el...
Fine and racy, this wine will accompany with charm a baron of lamb or pigeons roasted with juniper.
Clear and limpid with silvery highlights. On the nose, very delicate aromas of white flowers and fresh fruit. On the palate, hazelnut is prominent. All finesse and el...
Golden color with green highlights. The wooded area is fine and well integrated into the nose. The fruit flavors are delicate and precise. In short smoothness and...
A refined and harmonious Languedoc wine, combining freshness, elegance and a true expression of the Saint-Chinian terroir.
On the nose, very delicate aromas of white flowers and fresh fruit. On the palate, a hint of fennel and a touch of lemon, with hazelnut emerging on the finish. All f...
A pretty Saint-Chinian rosé with an elegant nose of white flowers and citrus fruit. Fresh and thirst-quenching on the palate, with tropical notes of pomelo, lychee a...
A beautiful rosé de saignée. A wine with rich flesh and a slightly peppery and tannic finish.
A well-balanced, full-bodied white wine from the South, combining freshness, roundness and the aromatic character typical of the Languedoc.
