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Marselan

With its blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Grenache, and other local varieties, the bottle promises a sensory journey through the sunny, expressive terroir of Vin de Pays d'Oc, complete with hints of black fruit, spices, and a harmonious balance of supple tannins.

Les Creisses 2022 - Domaine des Creisses

€24,00

Bottle of Les Brunes – Domaine des Creisses, a premium Languedoc red wine made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and Mourvèdre. Deep purple color with violet reflections, rich aromas of black fruits, spices, and vanilla. A bold, structured, and age-worthy wine.

Les Brunes 2022 - Domaine des Creisses

€39,90

Style: A bold yet elegant Tuscan red, showcasing both power and finesse. Balance: Harmonious interplay between fruit richness, tannin structure, and refreshing acidity. Aging Potential: While enjoyable now, this wine has the structure to evolve beautifully over several years.

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Caiarossa 2017

€64,00

Discover our curated collection of Marselan wines, a modern French grape created by crossing Grenache and Cabernet Sauvignon in the 1960s. Marselan offers a deep color, generous aromas of ripe dark fruits, violet, and soft spices, with smooth tannins and a balanced structure. These elegant and concentrated wines pair beautifully with Mediterranean cuisine, grilled meats, or aged cheeses. Grown in Southern France, Spain, and emerging wine regions, Marselan is a rising star worth exploring.

Partez à la découverte de notre sélection de vins rouges issus du cépage Marselan, un croisement audacieux entre Grenache et Cabernet Sauvignon, créé en France dans les années 1960. Le Marselan séduit par sa robe profonde, ses arômes généreux de fruits noirs mûrs, de violette, d’épices douces, et ses tanins souples. Il donne des vins élégants, concentrés, au style moderne et équilibré. Idéal pour accompagner des plats méditerranéens, des viandes grillées ou des fromages affinés. Découvrez un cépage en plein essor, cultivé dans le Languedoc, le Roussillon, mais aussi en Espagneet dans le Nouveau Monde.