Languedoc-Roussillon Wine
Languedoc-Roussillon is not a wine appellation in itself despite the term being used by many wine professionals and wine aficionados. Historically, wine bottles noted the specific wine appellations of Languedoc AOC and its many sub regions, along with Côtes du Roussillon and its respective sub regions.
Since January 2016, both Languedoc-Roussillon and the Midi-Pyrénées regions have been grouped together for administrative reasons, becoming a part of the newest region, Occitanie, and include the larger IGP appellations of Pays d’Oc, Côtes Catalanes and the brand ‘Sud de France’.
View our Languedoc-Roussillon Buying Guide
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Saint Chinian: Domaine des Paissels Le BanelGrown in schist soils near Saint Chinian, with only 2,600 bottles produced per year. A fruity wine, easy to drink but with an identity and a good aromatic persistence.
- £14.75
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Saint Chinian: Domaine des Paissels Les Jalouses RedExpressive nose of red fruit and spices. A complex wine on the palate with length and tannin.
- £31.25
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