Languedoc Archives - Page 5 of 17

Cote Mas, Pezenas, Coteaux du Languedoc AOP (France) 2013

by Robert Whitley | Sep 20, 2014

Cote Mas is one of the great values in the wine world today. This vintage of the Pezenas blend offers intriguing notes of black...

by Michael Apstein | Aug 18, 2014

Chapoutier, one of the great producers of Rhone wines, has recently started producing wines in the Languedoc and we consumers...

by Michael Apstein | Oct 7, 2013

Pic Saint Loup, one of the top areas within the Languedoc, is in line to receive its own appellation because its wines have the...

by Robert Whitley | Sep 11, 2013

The various domains of Paul Mas throughout the south of France, in the Languedoc region that extends from Montpelier to the...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jun 1, 2013

The history of this winery is rife with Romans, Visigoths, Franks, Arabs, monks and an emperor with vines appearing or...

by Michael Apstein | Apr 24, 2013

You have just found your summertime grilling wine! Pech-Latt is one of the star producers in Corbières, one of the...

by Michael Apstein | Apr 24, 2013

Cabardès, a small appellation in the Languedoc, sits where Atlantic and Mediterranean climatic influences meet. ...

by Michael Apstein | Apr 24, 2013

The Languedoc, an enormous swath of vineyards in the sunny South of France extending west from the Rhone River to the Spanish...

by Michael Apstein | Apr 24, 2013

Hecht & Bannier is a high quality négociant specializing in the wines from the Languedoc. If you ever want to...

by Michael Apstein | Apr 19, 2013

The appellation system in the Languedoc is currently undergoing dramatic changes. Technically, this wine is still an AOC Coteaux...

by Michael Apstein | Mar 13, 2013

Mas de Daumas Gassac, dubbed the Lafite of the Languedoc by France’s prestigious Gault et Millau guide in 1982, has been...

by Michael Apstein | Mar 12, 2013

Although the Terrasses du Larzac, one of the best subregions of the Coteaux du Languedoc, has not yet gained official...