Grés-de-Montpellier

This dry red wine, considered a still wine, remains a benchmark of the Languedoc-Roussillon vineyards. Characterized by its unique bottle with its name embossed on it, this wine, from the generic Languedoc appellation, was granted the Grès de Montpellier designation by decree in 2003. It ultimately derives its name from its soils, composed of sandstone, limestone, and sand. Discover these wines with their delicate and fruity Provençal aromas, influenced by the garrigue.