Wines of Languedoc-Roussillon – diversity and southern sunshine

"Through this Chardonnay, I wish to share my expertise and Burgundian roots. The wine is complex and elegant, perfectly balanced between freshness and fruit, its aromas are subtly oaked, and its finish is rich, long, and harmonious." - Catherine Delaunay

"Mourvèdre is a great southern grape variety grown exclusively on the Mediterranean coast, from Perpignan to Fréjus, where it has found a climate ideal for its development, thanks to the abundant sunshine and proximity to the sea. Mourvèdre is above all a demanding grape variety, requiring delicate cultivation, which, when vinified, yields very high-quality wines that are aromatic, spicy, and structured." - Catherine Delaunay

"Viognier is one of the flagship white wines in the Les Jamelles range. With its fruity aromas, roundness, and freshness, this wine offers delightful surprises when tasted!" - Catherine Delaunay

"The Jamelles 'Special Selection' wines reveal all our expertise in the art of blending and are the fruit of a quest for excellence: old vines cultivated on the finest terroirs of Languedoc and partial aging of the cuvées in oak barrels..." - Catherine Delaunay

"Syrah, a grape variety originating in the Rhône Valley that has become very popular internationally, expresses itself perfectly in the Languedoc region. It is a rich and powerful wine, combining aromas of red fruit, a touch of menthol, with a fresh, earthy finish." - Catherine Delaunay

"This very first vintage without added sulfites was born from my desire and that of my team to explore new winemaking techniques and innovate to meet consumers' expectations for more natural products. The result? A wine with an intense and pure aromatic expression, but in MINIMALIST* packaging!" - Catherine Delaunay

"The main grape variety of the Cahors appellation, Malbec is also found in Bordeaux. It is also planted in Argentina and is experiencing a real global surge in popularity. It is an early-ripening grape that produces a very fruity, fragrant, deeply colored wine, rich in tannins and suitable for aging. This rather capricious grape variety requires optimal ripeness and expresses its full potential on poor soils, which we have selected from different terroirs." - Catherine Delaunay

"Gewurztraminer is the symbol of Alsace wine country and is one of the grape varieties used in the great Alsatian wines. This pink-berried, small-clustered grape variety is also found in Germany and Austria. For the past few years, planting this unique grape has been permitted in the Languedoc region, where it remains relatively unknown, and I offer you a fresh and delicious interpretation of it." - Catherine Delaunay

"A versatile grape variety, Chenin Blanc offers a wide range of styles, from dry whites to sweet and sparkling wines. While it prefers cooler climates, it also adapts to warmer temperatures, particularly in the heart of a few select terroirs in the Pays d'Oc. Rare in our region, I am delighted to unveil this interpretation that combines freshness, minerality, and elegance." - Catherine Delaunay

"Coming from the same region, Burgundy, Pinot Noir and I were destined to get along! With a beautiful balance between tension and roundness, the Pinot Noir Les Jamelles is more than seductive!" - Catherine Delaunay

"A reliable choice in the Les Jamelles range, the Merlot is a fruity, round, complex, and elegant wine. It pairs well with all types of cuisine." - Catherine Delaunay

"The Jamelles 'Special Selection' wines reveal all our expertise in the art of blending and are the fruit of a quest for excellence: old vines cultivated on the finest terroirs of Languedoc and partial aging of the cuvées in oak barrels..." - Catherine Delaunay

"The Jamelles 'Special Selection' wines reveal all our expertise in the art of blending and are the fruit of a quest for excellence: old vines cultivated on the finest terroirs of Languedoc and partial aging of the cuvées in oak barrels..." - Catherine Delaunay

"The Cinsault Rosé Les Jamelles is known for its fruitiness, freshness, and candy notes." - Catherine Delaunay