Spotlight On Provence & Languedoc-Roussillon
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This month, we're turning the spotlight on Provence and Languedoc-Roussillon, two regions where bold terroir and generations of winemaking craft meet. From the sun-drenched limestone slopes of Château de Pibarnon to the volcanic soils behind Mas de Daumas Gassac, each of these seven estates brings a distinct expression of the South of France to your glass.
We're especially excited to share a new allocation of Domaine de Trévallon, one of the most sought-after names in the Southern Rhône-Provence border, along with a new arrival from Domaine de Montcalmes, now in stock and ready to discover.
Whether you're already a fan of Provençal rosé and Languedoc reds or looking to discover what makes this corner of France so compelling, now's the moment to explore the collection.
Château de Pibarnon | Bandol
Perched at 300m among Bandol's highest vineyards, replanted from scratch by Comte Henri de Saint-Victor in the late 1970s. Mourvèdre-driven, built for the long haul.
Domaine de Trévallon | Alpilles
Founded 1973 by Éloi Dürrbach. Its Cabernet Sauvignon & Syrah blend so exceeded appellation rules it's sold as IGP, not AOC, a rebellion that built its cult status.
Château Simone | Palette
A 17th-century former Carmelite monastery, one of France's smallest, most historic appellations. The Rougier family farms ancient, ungrafted vines into complex blends of up to a dozen varieties.
Clos des Fées | Côtes du Roussillon
Founded 1998 by former sommelier Hervé Bizeul in Vingrau. Old-vine Grenache and Carignan on schist, concentrated and fine.
