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Coyade White 2015
A voluptuous southern white wine born from a blend of Macabeu, Grenache Blanc, and Carignan Blanc planted in the Agly Valley, in the heart of Roussillon, Coyade comes from vines grown on a predominantly clay-limestone terroir. Malolactic fermentation took place in stainless steel vats, and the three grape varieties were vinified separately before being blended. The color is intense and golden, with notes of straw and honey on the nose, and a slight oxidation on the palate that pairs perfectly with hard cheeses.
Natural wine with no added sulfites.
Yggdrasil Red 2015
Yggdrasil is a blend of Merlot grown organically on limestone sands in the Carcassonne region. The grapes are vinified in whole bunches and infused for ninety days; the wine is then aged in vats on its lees for eleven months. The result is a fresh and long wine with notes of black fruits, thyme, and cinnamon, perfect for pairing with red meats or game. Aging potential: ten years.
Natural wine with no added sulfites.
Maquis Red 2015
Lledo what? Here's a deep red produced from Lledoner Pelut, a little-known Catalan grape variety. The Maquis cuvée reflects the quintessence of the clay-limestone soil, with the added bounty of Roussillon. The grapes are vinified in whole bunches, crushed by foot, then placed in cement vats. A captivating nose with notes of raspberry, confirmed on the palate, with a fairly pronounced tannic texture.
Natural wine with no added sulfites.
Es d'aqui Nino Red 2016
A 100% Braucol from the Gaillac region! On the palate, this wine, which may seem austere in its early years, eventually develops a vegetal side, notes of candied fruit, and beautiful tannins. The attack is rustic and earthy, the finish fruity and complex.
Allé Canto Sweet Red 2016
Antony Tortul loves old vineyards: he devotes his life to finding them and making wine from them. Just as there are landless shepherds, he can be defined as a landless winegrower, in other words, a wine merchant whose area of activity extends throughout Languedoc and, eastward, as far as Châteauneuf-du-Pape, in search of the best terroirs. Born in Foix, with six years of experience as a wine technician and oenologist in various vineyards in the south of France, he created La Sorga in 2008. His enthusiasm leads him on a path filled with favorites, and each of these favorites is a vineyard. The result is a dizzying mosaic of natural, lively, and spirited wines, which reinvents itself each year with around thirty cuvées per vintage. Few winemakers can list such a variety of grape varieties on their menu: the whole of southern France is there with muscats, grenaches, picpoul, mauzac, carignan, cinsault, marsanne, alicante, braucol, duras, viognier, len-de-l’el, and all the rest.
This single-varietal wine made from Alicante Bouschet comes from the ferruginous clay-limestone soils of Cessenon-sur-Orb, in the Saint-Chinian appellation area. The vines grow on a very old plot (seventy years old). The late harvest is sorted berry by berry and the vinification is carried out in open amphorae. Maceration takes place for three months, and the wine is aged in demijohns for four years. All this produces a very powerful and aromatic wine, with a kirsch, vegetal and fresh nose, smoky and chocolatey, black olive, which will not leave you indifferent. The palate is full, with very little tannin for an Alicante, and it's hard to get fresher with a late harvest. The wine's ageing is remarkable (more than six months) and the aging potential is a good twenty years.
Magnum Que Pasa Red 2012, Domaine Leonine
Seventy-year-old Grenache noir and gris combine to create this highly drinkable red. The harvest spends fifteen days in carbonic maceration before spending five months in barrels before being bottled by gravity without added sulfur. Juicy, sappy, and delicious, it smells and tastes of the garrigue and the Mediterranean, enhanced by flawless freshness. So what's going on? Only very pleasant things.
Natural wine with no added sulfites.
Carignan Red 2014,
Made from 130-year-old Carignan vines growing in a complex blend of clay, silica, mica-rich schist, quartz, and gneiss, this wine undergoes extended aging.
A natural wine with no added sulfites.
Coteau Libre Red 2016
A beautiful macabeu with a strong personality, vinified by Michaël Georget in the Albères region. This grape variety has often been used as a blending ingredient; it deserves to shine on its own. The nose already announces the wine's structure and velvety texture, and the palate appreciates the clarity and tension, which doesn't prevent it from being very delicious.
A natural wine with no added sulfites.
Rosé 2016,
Domaine Le Temps retrouvé
A blend of Grenache and Carignan for a rosé that doesn't do things by halves, sourced from the clay-limestone plots of Domaine du Temps retrouvé. On the nose, notes of redcurrant and raspberry are echoed on the palate, accompanied by a lovely acidity. Drink as an aperitif, while listening to Laurent Voulzy's Le Cœur Grenadine.
A natural wine with no added sulfites.
Rafalot Red 2013,
The Carignans of this Côtes-Catalanes are 125 years old and grow at an altitude of 300 meters in a clay-limestone valley, surrounded by wild fig trees, cedars, olive trees, apricot trees, and buzzing beehives, all protected by a pine forest. Fermentation lasts two weeks in concrete vats, with whole bunches crushed by foot, followed by aging in vats. Cherry and spice, supple and elegant tannins: full-bodied and irresistible.
A natural wine with no added sulfites.
Chat Zen White 2015
This wine is a blend of 40% Sauvignon Blanc (from twenty-seven-year-old vines) and 60% Chasan (a cross of Listan and Chardonnay; from forty-two-year-old vines) from sandy limestone soils near Carcassonne. The Sauvignon Blanc is directly pressed, and the Chasan macerates in the whole-bunch must for seventy days. It is aged for two years in vats. Notes of exotic fruits, dried banana, and curry: a rich aromatic palette perfect for blue cheeses, aged Comté, and Southeast Asian cuisine. Aging potential: twenty years.
Goes with: Asian cuisine, Cheeses
Fond Cyprès - Rodolphe Ourliac et Laetitia Gianesini
Derrière les Fagots Blanc 2016
3050
€30,50
Unit price perFond Cyprès - Rodolphe Ourliac et Laetitia Gianesini
Derrière les Fagots Blanc 2016
3050
€30,50
Unit price perDerrière les Fagots Blanc 2016,
This Muscat, macerated for six weeks in egg-shaped vats, is aged for two years in barrels under a veil, hence its oxidative character. Fresh, refined, powerful, and long, it is an incomparable table wine.
Natural wine with no added sulfites.
1ER JUS Domaine Rouge 2024
Fond Cyprès
Ni tout à fait rouge, ni vraiment rosé : 1er Jus Domaine est une cuvée hybride, légère et naturelle, qui bouscule les codes. Signée Fond Cyprès, elle résulte d’un pressurage très doux de Carignan et Grenache, cultivés en bio sur sols argilo-calcaires du Languedoc, avec un style volontairement souple, fruité et spontané.
Un vin nature sans maquillage
Les grappes entières sont mises en cuve pour une macération courte et douce, sans égrappage. La fermentation se déroule en levures indigènes, sans ajout de sulfites ni autres intrants œnologiques. L’élevage, de six mois en cuves inox, préserve la fraîcheur et le côté juteux du fruit.
Un profil léger et rafraîchissant
Au nez, 1er Jus Domaine séduit par ses notes de cerise croquante, framboise fraîche, une touche de fruit rouge acidulé et un soupçon d’amande fraîche. La robe est claire, entre rubis et framboise. En bouche, c’est fin, glissant, avec une matière souple, désaltérante et une pointe d’énergie en finale. Un rouge ultra-digeste, presque floral, sans tannins marqués.
À déguster comme un vin de printemps
Servi entre 14 et 16 °C, 1er Jus accompagne à merveille des poissons crus, un barbecue estival, des planches apéritives, ou une cuisine asiatique aux notes sucrées-salées. Un vin de plaisir immédiat, à boire dans les 2 ans, pour profiter de sa fraîcheur et de sa légèreté.
Cyprès de Toi Rosé 2024
Fond Cyprès
Avec cette version rosée de Cyprès de Toi, le domaine Fond Cyprès livre un vin léger, vif et délicat, à base de Malbec pressé directement, sans macération. Ce rosé nature du Languedoc, certifié en agriculture biologique, joue la carte de la subtilité, de la fraîcheur et de la buvabilité immédiate.
Un rosé de soif, sans artifice
Issu de vignes plantées sur des sols argilo-calcaires, le Malbec est pressé directement après récolte, sans macération pelliculaire, pour donner un jus clair, tout en délicatesse. La fermentation est naturelle, en levures indigènes, sans aucun ajout d’intrants. L’élevage de six mois en cuve inox permet de conserver la pureté aromatique et la vivacité du fruit.
Léger, aromatique, irrésistible
À l’olfaction, le vin dévoile des notes de fraise des bois, de litchi frais et une touche florale subtile. En bouche, c’est aérien, tendu, avec une attaque franche, un corps discret mais équilibré, et une finale nette qui appelle une seconde gorgée. Un rosé sec, épuré, à la couleur très pâle, mais à l’expression joyeuse.
À servir frais, à tout moment
À déguster entre 10 et 12 °C, ce rosé nature s’accorde parfaitement avec des charcuteries fines, des plats méditerranéens, des salades estivales ou tout simplement à l’apéritif. Idéal pour les beaux jours, à boire dans les deux ans.
Retour de Milan, Blanc 2023
Fond Cyprès
Avec Retour de Milan, Fond Cyprès dévoile une interprétation brillante et inédite du Muscat Petit Grain, vinifié en blanc de macération. Ce vin orange bio du Languedoc, aussi élégant qu’expressif, sort des sentiers battus pour offrir une expérience sensorielle unique, fraîche et gourmande.
Une macération tout en subtilité
Ici, les grappes entières de Muscat sont mises à macérer quelques jours, afin d’apporter texture et complexité sans perdre la délicatesse du cépage. La fermentation est spontanée, en levures indigènes, sans intrants œnologiques, suivie d’un élevage de 5 mois en œuf béton, qui favorise le mouvement naturel du vin et un contact doux avec les lies. Le résultat : un jus vivant, texturé, mais d’une fraîcheur exemplaire.
Un vin orange lumineux et aromatique
Le nez est éclatant, entre bergamote, zeste d’agrumes, fleur d’oranger et litchi frais. En bouche, le vin joue l’équilibre entre tension et douceur, avec des tanins très fins et une finale délicatement amère qui prolonge le plaisir. C’est un orange digeste, ciselé, à la fois floral et citronné.
Accords audacieux, plaisir immédiat
Servez-le entre 10 et 12 °C, sans carafage. Ce vin se marie idéalement avec les cuisines d’Asie (épices douces, curry thaï, sashimis), des fromages affinés (pâte persillée, tommes longues) ou même un dessert fruité peu sucré. Il pourra évoluer en cave sur 5 à 10 ans.
Le Blanc des Garennes, Blanc 2024
Fond Cyprès
Niché au cœur du Languedoc, le domaine Fond Cyprès dévoile avec Le Blanc des Garennes 2024 un vin blanc nature d’une grande finesse. Cet assemblage de Grenache blanc, Roussanne et Viognier incarne l’équilibre entre fraîcheur, onctuosité et expression aromatique du Sud, tout en respectant les principes d’une viticulture biologique engagée.
Un élevage maîtrisé pour une matière soyeuse
Les raisins, cultivés sur des sols argilo-calcaires, sont pressés directement après récolte, sans macération. La fermentation s’opère en levures indigènes, sans intrants, puis le vin est élevé cinq mois en barriques de plusieurs vins, afin d’arrondir la matière sans boiser le profil aromatique. Le résultat : une cuvée à la fois fraîche et ample, à la texture caressante.
Un nez floral, une bouche généreuse
À la dégustation, Le Blanc des Garennes séduit par ses arômes délicats de fleurs blanches, de pêche et de fruits jaunes. En bouche, le vin est à la fois souple et tendu, avec une trame légèrement saline et une belle persistance. Il conjugue volume et vivacité, sans jamais tomber dans la lourdeur.
Accords et moments de partage
Servi entre 10 et 12 °C, ce vin nature accompagne à merveille les crustacés, les viandes blanches, les plats ensoleillés aux herbes, ou encore une cuisine italienne ou méditerranéenne. Il peut se boire dans sa jeunesse, mais gagnera en complexité sur 5 à 10 ans. Une cuvée gastronomique, accessible et raffinée.
Hedyos Red 2023
Hedyos is a red wine from the Gaillac terroir (Occitanie), organic and natural, produced by Domaine Bois-Moisset and classified as a Vin de France. A classic Syrah from the South, remarkable for its lightness and drinkability.
Vinification
Hedyos is 100% Syrah, produced without any chemical additives and fermented with indigenous yeasts. The Syrah harvest macerates for two weeks in whole bunches.
Tasting
A spicy lightness characterizes Hedyos, a red wine from Domaine Bois Moisset. The Syrah is fluid, supple, and mineral, with a dominant sweet spice and notes of black olives. It pairs well with Mediterranean dishes, tapenade, bagna cauda or anchoïade, pizzas, and pissaladières.
Learn more about Domaine Bois-Moisset
In the heart of France's oldest vineyard—Gaillac, in the Tarn region—Sylvie Ledran, Philippe Maffre, and their son Hippolyte oversee their Bois-Moisset estate, a wine-growing property associated with mixed crop and livestock farming, all organic. Gaillac is famous for its many ancient indigenous grape varieties, and its wine-growing heritage is uniquely rich.
Cows and Vines
Domaine Bois-Moisset is also home to a herd of old local breed cows, and guest rooms are available during the summer months. It is in this small rural paradise that natural wines typical of their origin and their terroir are born, on fifteen hectares of boulbènes, gravelly and sandy-loam soils carried by the Tarn for thousands of years.
Native grape varieties
The grape varieties are dominated by Syrah and Duras, but the wines of the Bois-Moisset estate reflect the ampelographic richness of the Gaillac region (braucol, prunelart, loin-de-l’œil, mauzac, braucol, ondenc, etc.). The red wines are crisply fruity, concentrated but with smooth and delicate tannins, the whites have character and the pet’ nat’ are particularly tasty.
Es d’aqui Trachéo Red 2019
A superb wine, refined and fresh, beautifully fruity. A nose of raspberry, rose, licorice, and Languedoc garrigue. On the palate, very well-integrated tannins. Beautiful energy, sunshine, and plenty of structure. This is a pure Grenache, made from grapes grown in the schist soils of Cabrerolles, in the Faugères region. It has a aging potential of six or seven years, but can be enjoyed now. The harvest macerates for twenty-three days in whole bunches and the wine is aged in resin vats.
To find out more
A child of Ariège, Jean-Louis Pinto chose to stay in the country and make wines that resemble their terroir, hence the name Es d’Aqui (“It’s, it’s from here”) that he gave to his winemaking business, located in Moulin-Neuf, a town near Aude, between Mirepoix and Limoux. A region where vines once abounded, until the major mildew attacks at the beginning of the 20th century. Jean-Louis buys grapes grown organically by other winegrowers, his friends, in whom he has complete confidence. He doesn’t just buy the product, he monitors the fruit set, the ripening, and makes regular visits until August, in order to know the grapes before harvesting them. He vinifies it at home using natural methods, practicing long macerations with whole bunches. A three-week maceration is common for him, as are very gentle pressings in a vertical press. He says he has "a lot of vines in common" with his friend Anthony Tortul (La Sorga, see link). His collection area extends throughout the Languedoc, particularly in the Hérault, around Adissan, Faugères and Saint-Chinian, as well as in the Aude (Limoux) and Tarn (Gaillac), two terroirs that are dear to him. It turns out that the typical Languedoc soils – schist, basalt, pebbles, clay-siliceous – particularly appeal to him for the freshness they give to the wines. "I make wines from the South," he says. "I especially look for terroirs that give freshness, even if the wines have an alcohol content of 14%." » The grape varieties are, of course, typically Languedoc: Grenache, Carignan, Mauzac, Cinsault, Braucol, Duras and Sauvignon. The most powerful reds are made in five terracotta jars, which help him control the extraction and give his wines, he says, "a very crystalline side." The soil, the location, as we understand it, are of the utmost importance to him: once again, the name of his estate Es d'Aqui was not chosen by chance.
