Wines of Languedoc-Roussillon – diversity and southern sunshine

"Les Jamelles excels in selecting unique terroirs with their 'Sélection Parcellaire' range. Four exceptional wines resulting from a subtle alchemy between a terroir, a vine, a grape variety, and the hand of man." - Catherine Delaunay

"Clair de Rose is the quintessence of rosé according to Les Jamelles. Unusually, it's a blend of two grape varieties, Grenache and Cinsault. The result is a subtle, perfectly balanced wine: elegant and luscious, floral and fruity, fresh and round on the palate…" - Catherine Delaunay

"This black grape variety, originally from Aragon, was introduced to France in the 12th century and today covers 100,000 hectares, concentrated in three southern regions: Languedoc-Roussillon, Provence, and, to a lesser extent, Corsica. It is a fascinating grape variety, as its quality can vary greatly depending on its yield, the age of the vine, and the winemaking process. Rarely expressed as a single varietal, I offer you a rich and complex wine." - Catherine Delaunay

"Grenache is a grape variety that thrives when grown in warm, Mediterranean climates. Our Grenache is round and fruity with a lovely, lingering finish. It's a pleasant, enjoyable, and perfectly balanced wine!" - Catherine Delaunay

"The dry Muscat, one of the most aromatic wines in the Les Jamelles range: rich, with intense aromas of peach and exotic fruit." - Catherine Delaunay

"Vermentino, cultivated for a very long time in the Corsican mountains and on the Provençal coast under the name Rolle, appears to have originated in Italy. This Mediterranean grape variety, which is enjoying a surge in popularity among consumers, produces high-quality white wines. They are expressive and elegant, while offering a smooth, very pleasant mouthfeel." - Catherine Delaunay

"Pinot Gris is the grey mutation of Pinot Noir; it therefore originates in Burgundy, like Pinot Noir (and me!). It allows for the production of wines of great finesse and impressive power. In France, this grape variety is mainly planted in the vineyards of the Alsatian foothills and the Vosges Mountains, and remains relatively unknown in Languedoc where it was planted recently." - Catherine Delaunay

"Originating in the northern Rhône Valley between Valence and Lyon, Marsanne is a grape variety primarily cultivated along the banks of the Rhône, between Vienne and Valence. It can also be found further south, as far as the Provençal coast and the Languedoc plain. Rarely vinified on its own, I offer you a single-varietal version of this aromatic white wine, full of elegance!" - Catherine Delaunay

"Roussanne is a white grape variety with white juice, believed to originate from the Drôme region. It is not widely cultivated in other parts of France and remains relatively unknown in Languedoc. A late-ripening variety well-suited to poor, clay-limestone soils, it produces very high-quality wines that are elegant, delicate, and possess excellent aging potential, which I greatly appreciate." - Catherine Delaunay

"A reliable choice in the Les Jamelles range, our Sauvignon Blanc is a dry and aromatic wine with a refreshing finish." - Catherine Delaunay

"Rich, spicy, complex, with personality… This Cabernet Sauvignon captures the character traits of this great grape variety combined with interesting notes linked to its different terroirs of origin." - Catherine Delaunay