Faugères – Powerful and typical red wines of Languedoc

Discover the powerful and aromatic red wines of Faugères, an authentic reflection of the schistous terroir of Languedoc.

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Faugères "Boréas" rouge 2019 - Abbotts & Delaunay

Faugères "Boréas" rouge 2019 - Abbotts & Delaunay

  • 14 % vol
  • AOP Faugères

19,90 €

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Faugères: the power and typicity of Languedoc wines

The Faugères appellation, located in Languedoc, is renowned for its intense and structured red wines, made primarily from Grenache , Syrah , and Mourvèdre grapes. This schist terroir offers ideal conditions for producing powerful, complex, and aromatic wines that perfectly reflect the Mediterranean identity of the region.

A unique schistous terroir

The Faugères vineyards are planted on schist soils, which impart finesse, minerality, and freshness to the wines. These sun-drenched slopes benefit from a warm Mediterranean climate, tempered by sea breezes, promoting optimal grape ripening and a beautiful aromatic concentration.

Characteristics of Faugères wines

The red wines of Faugères are known for their aromatic richness: black fruit, spices, garrigue, and sometimes roasted notes. On the palate, they combine power and elegance, with present but well-integrated tannins and a long finish. The white wines, though less common, offer freshness, fruitiness, and vibrancy.

Food and wine pairings with Faugères

Red wines pair perfectly with Mediterranean dishes, grilled meats, game, and aged cheeses. White wines complement fish, seafood, and lighter fare. These wines are ideal for both casual and gourmet meals.

Our selection of Faugères

Les Vins de Carole offers a carefully curated selection of Faugères wines, sourced from passionate winemakers who respect the terroir. Our range reflects all the richness and typicity of this Languedoc appellation.