Mas d'Isnard

Mas d'Isnard – La Méjanelle – The majestic pebbles of Languedoc

Domain name

Mas d'Isnard – La Méjanelle

Wine region

Languedoc (Montpellier)

Appellations and terroirs

Located on the outskirts of Montpellier, on a terrace of rolled sandstone pebbles, the terroir of La Méjanelle is reminiscent of the prestigious Châteauneuf-du-Pape region. Between the Lez and Salaison rivers, this 40-hectare vineyard stretches across Jacou, Saint-Aunès, Castelnau-le-Lez, and Le Crès. Warm, dry, and well-drained soils, a southern exposure, and a consistent mistral wind provide an ideal setting for full-bodied, generous wines imbued with minerality.

Iconic grape varieties

Reds: Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre, Cinsault, Merlot; Rosés: Cinsault, Grenache, Syrah; Whites: Chardonnay, Viognier.

Philosophy and History

Mas d'Isnard has been a family business since 1760, now run by the 8th generation. Heir to ancestral know-how—mentioned in the cartulary of Maguelone for its full-bodied and spirited "Grés wines"—the estate perpetuates tradition while cultivating diversity. Endowed with a modern vision, the winery combines passion, terroir, and respect for winemaking practices.

Production specifics

Cultivated on rounded pebbles, using sustainable techniques under the full Mediterranean sun. Harvested mechanically or by hand depending on the batch, with gentle pressing for the whites and rosés, and carefully controlled maceration for the reds. Aged in stainless steel tanks and oak barrels to enhance structure, fruit, and aromatic finesse. Controlled yields ensure concentration and elegance.

Recognitions

La Méjanelle appeals to discerning wine lovers for its generous bouquet, its finely structured character, and its typical Languedoc expression. Recognized in expert circles, it often features in themed tastings and is highly praised by connoisseurs.

Mas d'Isnard stands out as an estate of character, rooted in history and open to modernity, for wines that reflect power, terroir and Mediterranean elegance.

Why choose a wine from Mas d'Isnard – La Méjanelle?

• An exceptional terroir on rolled pebbles, near Châteauneuf-du-Pape
• A family estate active since 1760, rich in history
• A wide range of grape varieties for a strong sense of diversity
• Careful viticultural practices and thoughtful winemaking
• Generous, structured wines, typical of Languedoc, appreciated by connoisseurs.

Discover the selection from Mas d'Isnard – La Méjanelle and let yourself be transported by the aromatic richness, structure and southern soul of this great terroir!