Languedoc-Roussillon
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France's largest, most diverse, and value-driven wine region.
About Languedoc-Roussillon
- Producers listed
- 438
- Appellations
- 23 areas
The vast wine region in southern France along the Mediterranean coast, producing large volumes of diverse wines including robust reds and innovative IGP wines.
Best for
Wine lovers seeking high-quality, affordable wines and those interested in exploring diverse Mediterranean styles.
Food Pairings
Grilled lamb, Mediterranean vegetable stews (Ratatouille), charcuterie, hard cheeses, and seafood paella.
Producers
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Bruno Duchêne
Bruno Duchêne is a small producer in Banyuls-sur-Mer who bought around four hectares of small plots on steep schist terraces in 2002 and farms most of them organically. His wines include La Luna and Le Banyuls de Moman, and are sold under the Collioure and Côte Vermeille names as well as Banyuls.
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Château Cap de Fouste
Château Cap de Fouste is a wine estate in Villeneuve-de-la-Raho, on the edge of Perpignan in Roussillon, centred on a Catalan manor house and park. The estate manager is Sébastien Balaguer, and the vineyards are farmed organically. Its wines are labelled Rivesaltes, Muscat de Rivesaltes, Côtes du Roussillon and IGP Côtes Catalanes, and range across white, red, rosé and vins doux naturels. Tastings and sales take place at the estate.
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Château Fontanès
Château Fontanès is a small estate in Fontanès, within the Pic Saint-Loup area north of Montpellier. It is made by Cyriaque Rozier, who also works at Château La Roque. Cabernet Sauvignon makes up much of the production, and because it is outside the Pic Saint-Loup appellation rules, that wine is labelled Vin de Pays d'Oc.
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Château Lascaux
Château Lascaux (also called Château de Lascaux) is a family wine estate on the route du Brestalou in Vacquières (34270), Hérault. Jean-Benoît Cavalier runs it with organic and biodynamic farming. It makes wines under the Languedoc and Pic Saint-Loup appellations and the IGP Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, with cuvées such as Garrigue, Carra, Les Nobles Pierres and Les Secrets. The estate offers tastings and visits and sells its wines directly.
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Château Lauriga
Château Lauriga is a wine estate in Thuir, in the Aspres area of Roussillon. It is a former property of the Abbey of Cuixa and was acquired in 2016 by Jean-Claude Mas of Les Domaines Paul Mas. The estate makes Côtes du Roussillon, IGP Côtes Catalanes, Rivesaltes and Muscat de Rivesaltes, including the Laurinya cuvée.
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Château Montel
Château Montel is a family-owned wine estate in the village of Teyran, near Montpellier in the Hérault department of Languedoc. Its cellar, winemaking, barrel-ageing and bottling facilities are housed in 19th-century buildings in the village centre. The estate makes wines under three appellations, Pic Saint-Loup, Languedoc Saint-Drézéry and Languedoc. It has an online shop and welcomes visitors for tastings and visits, and carries the Vignobles et Découvertes label.
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- Château Nadal Hainaut
- Château Planères
- Château Puech Redon
- Château Puech-Haut
- Château de Ciffre
- Château de Pena
- Château des Hospices
- Château l'Esparrou
- Clos l'Origine
- Coume del Mas
- Domaine Alain Chabanon
- Domaine Allegria
- Domaine Augustin
- Domaine Balansa
- Domaine Belot
- Domaine Blanc Plume
- Domaine Bonzoms
- Domaine Bories Jefferies
- Domaine Boucabeille
- Domaine Boudau
- Domaine Carterole
- Domaine Cazes
- Domaine Chaluleau Pons
- Domaine Clavel
- Domaine Danjou-Banessy
- Domaine Deleuze Rochetin
- Domaine Ferrer Ribière
- Domaine Gauby
- Domaine Gilles Troullier
- Domaine Grier
- Domaine Gérard Bertrand
- Domaine Jean-Louis Tribouley
- Domaine Jeff Carrel
- Domaine La Casenove
- Domaine La Jasse Castel
- Domaine La Terrasse d'Elise
- Domaine La Toupie
- Domaine Lafage
- Domaine Les Arabesques
- Domaine Les Conques
- Domaine Les Trois Terres
- Domaine Lompyres
- Domaine Matassa
- Domaine Montluzia
- Domaine Obrière
- Domaine Padié
- Domaine Parazols-Bertrou
- Domaine Peyre Rose
- Domaine Piquemal
- Domaine Pons Gralet
- Domaine Ribiera
- Domaine Rière-Cadène
- Domaine Sanac
- Domaine Sarda-Malet
- Domaine Yoyo
- Domaine d'Archimbaud
- Domaine de Coulorgues
- Domaine de Lou Colombier
- Domaine de Majas
- Domaine de Malavieille
- Domaine de Nidolères
- Domaine de Rombeau
- Domaine de Saumarez
- Domaine de Sauzet
- Domaine de Vénus
- Domaine de l'Aqueduc
- Domaine de l'Architecte
- Domaine de l'Argenteille
- Domaine de l'Edre
- Domaine de l'Horizon
- Domaine de la Grange des Pères
- Domaine de la Préceptorie
- Domaine de la Rectorie
- Domaine de la Reynardière
- Domaine des Chênes
- Domaine des Conquêtes
- Domaine des Creisses
- Domaine des Dolines
- Domaine des Enfants
- Domaine des Grécaux
- Domaine des Mathouans
- Domaine des Schistes
- Domaine des Trois Orris
- Domaine du Clot de l'Oum
- Domaine du Grand Chemin
- Domaine du Mas Alart
- Domaine du Petit Oratoire
- Domaine du Possible
- Domaine du Traginer
- Face B
- Jonquères d'Oriola Vignobles
- Julien Peyras
- L'Absurde Génie des Fleurs
- La Rêvolte
- La Sorga
- La Spanda
- Le Bout du Monde
- Le Clos Vagabond
- Le Clos de Paulilles
- Le Mas de la Lune
- Le Roc des Anges
- Le Soula
- Le Temps Retrouvé
- Le Temps des Cerises
- Les Caves Molière
- Les Clos d'Elis
- Les Foulards Rouges
- Les Gragnotes
- Les Petites Mises
- Les Sabots d'Hélène
- Les Terrasses de l'Arago
- Les Vignerons Catalans
- Les Vignerons du Pays d'Ensérune
- Les Vignerons du Pic
- Mas Brunet
- Mas Coutelou
- Mas Cristine
- Mas Llossanes
- Mas Pas Res
- Mas Peyre
- Mas d'En Felix
- Mas de Daumas Gassac
- Mas des Colibris
- Mont de Marie
- Moulin de Gassac
- Olivier Pithon
- Opi d'Aqui
- Res Fortes Wines
- Stella Nova
- Terres des Templiers
- Tutti Frutti Ananas
- Vignoble Réveille
- Vignoble Vallat
- Vignobles Dauré
- Vignobles Foncalieu
- Vignobles Jeanjean
- Vignobles Lorgeril
- Vinyer de la Ruca
Appellations
Smaller wine areas within Languedoc-Roussillon.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Languedoc-Roussillon considered a single wine region?
- It is administratively combined as one region, though Languedoc and Roussillon have distinct cultural and viticultural identities.
- What is the region most famous for?
- The region is most famous for its high-quality red blends and the unique sweet fortified wines known as Vins Doux Naturels.
- What grape varieties are most commonly grown here?
- The key red varieties are Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre, and Carignan. For whites, Picpoul, Grenache Blanc, Roussanne, and Viognier are widely planted.
- Are wines from Languedoc-Roussillon good value?
- Yes, the region is renowned for offering excellent quality at accessible prices, making it one of the best value wine regions in France.
- Which appellations should I look for?
- Look for Pic Saint-Loup, Faugères, Saint-Chinian, Corbières, Minervois, and Banyuls or Rivesaltes for the famous sweet Vins Doux Naturels.