Intense garnet colour with ruby hints. Notes of scrubland, spices and red fruits. On the palate, smooth with fine fruity noted nuanced by a touch of vanilla. A well balanced wine with a long finish.

Beautiful purple color with ruby glints. It offers an intense bouquet of small fresh red fruits - wild strawberries and raspberries - behind fruits - wild strawberries and raspberries - behind which are notes of undergrowth which are the expression of the of the "Tuffeau". Generous and ample, it seduces in mouth by its structure structure that is both supple and very present, its velvety smoothness and tannins.

L'Artisan Chardonnay offers a quintessence of tropical fruits and floral aromas evolving towards honey, vanilla and lime blossom notes. On the palate, this wine is generously rich and mellow.

L'Artisan Pinot Noir shows a light red-garnet red with delicate aromas of red fruits, morello cheries and raspberries. On the palate, this wine is medium-bodied, perfectly-balanced and generous with supple tanins.

Food & wine pairing: charcuterie, grilled meats, game, terrines, stews, and soft cheeses. Delicious with fruit desserts.

Nice and aromatic at the nose, complex and elegant with hints of red fruits, citrus and flowers Robe is limpid and light. Mouth first is delicate and acidulous, round and meaty, with long lasting aromas.

This Côtes du Rhône Villages Plan de Dieu seduces with its notes of black fruit and cocoa, along with a touch of licorice. The palate is rich and harmonious. Pair with a nice charcuterie platter or a confit duck salad.
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On the nose, there are aromas of garrigue, black olive, liquorice and pine. The palate, with a contained power, offers a slightly spicy finish.

In its early years, we advise you to open the bottle a few hours in advance or to decant it. This wine will go perfectly with a leg of lamb, stuffed vegetables, and nice creamy cow cheeses.

The cuvee "Le Petit Chaperon Rouge" literally means "The Little Red Riding Hood" as a reference to the appellation name Pic Saint Loup ('loup' means 'wolf' in French). It pairs with "The Big Bad Wolf" Pic Saint Loup red wine.
The word play with 'loup' also refers to the Pic Saint Loup land "Garrigue" (Mediterranean aromatic herbs and olive trees), which participates to the "wild" personality of the wines.
Shining Rosé colour. The nose reflects fresh red fruit notes, sour candies with a hint of citrus. A round and fresh mouth revealing a highly aromatic power.

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The nose presents aromas of small red and black and baked fruits. Rich on the palate with forest aromas and a slightly spicy underwood finish.

A bright, light orange colour. On the nose, aromas of white citrus fruits and lightly marinated peaches predominate. Lively volume in the mouth and a very fresh finish.

Bright red/black color with a deep core. Rich, fragrant nose evokes Merlot fruit, blackcurrant, Saint-Emilion gingerbread and fresh oak. Powerful, rich and full-bodied, with a beautiful freshness. Ripe, unctuous cherry, cocoa and mocha notes are combined with soft tannins.

A deep ruby red color. On the nose, aromas of ripe cherries and plum are enhanced by subtle notes of vanilla. On the palate, its velvety texture and soft tannins reveal a palette of juicy red fruits, with a persistent and slightly spicy finish.

Pale gold color, clear and bright, with silver highlights. The initial nose is expressive, revealing fruity notes over a more mineral background. After aeration, aromas of citrus emerge, mingling with subtle hints of aromatic herbs (such as rosemary). The overall impression is fresh and delicate. On the palate, the attack is lively, with zesty, lemony notes that bring energy. The finish is more mineral, showcasing the beautiful expression of the limestone terroir, leaving a mouthwatering sensation.