Languedoc Roussillon
What is Languedoc Roussillon famous for? Caving & camping, beautiful French-Roman villages, the Pyrenees, epic driving roads & tunnels and, of course, great wine. For wine enthusiasts on a budget, Languedoc-Roussillon is becoming known as a great value wine region.
This region is all about blends. In the Languedoc, vineyards are often called ‘patchwork’ because so many different grape varieties grow together. Most producers make blends instead of single varietal wines. Red blends from Languedoc-Roussillon tend to be more full-bodied and fruit driven.
A piece of advice: Don’t fret about the sub-appellations in the Languedoc when buying wine. Most wines are labeled under Coteaux du Languedoc & Vin de Pays
2015 Albert Bichot C'est La Vie Pinot Noir/Syrah
$12
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2016 Chateau du Vieux Moulin Corbieres
$18
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2016 Chateau Maris Minervois "Old School" Rose
$14
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2014 Dom Brunet Pinot Noir
$13
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Domaine de Majas Cotes Catalanes Rouge
$16
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Domaine des Lampyres 'Calentu' Rouge VdF
$30
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Domaine des Lampyres 'Des Sens' Blanc VdF
$39
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2022 Domaine Rimbert Le Petit Cochon Bronze Rose
$16
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Jean-Marie Rimbert Cousin Oscar
$16
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Moon Apoge Pays d'Oc Syrah
$20
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Nana Vins et Cie Suzette
$19
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2016 SCEA Matassa Coume de l'Olla
$25
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