Jean-Louis Denois

Les Garrigues 2025

Vin de France | White | 2025

Jean-Louis Denois

Les Garrigues 2025

Vin de France | Blanc | 2025

This wine reveals a harmonious blend of Sauvignon Classique and the southern grape varieties Vermentino, Bourboulenc, and Grenache Blanc. Its profile is characterized by an irresistible freshness and citrus notes, offering a captivating fusion of influences from the Loire and the Mediterranean. Its straw-yellow color is accompanied by an expressive, fruity nose, while its balanced palate features a round, invigorating texture. A lovely hint of bitterness on the finish pleasantly lingers.

Regular Price €8.90

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Country of Origin, France

Region, Provence

Appellation, Vin de France

Grape variety, Sauvignon Blanc

Certification,

Sweetness Level, Dry

Winemaking, Stainless steel tank aging

Soil Type, Clay-limestone

Alcohol content, 13.0%

Regular Price €8.90
Les Garrigues 2025
8,90 €

How to enjoy this wine?

Cuvée Profile

Round | Fruity

Serving Recommendations

Serve Chilled

Aging Potential

1 to 2 years

Our Review of the Cuvée

This wine opens with a generous bouquet dominated by aromas of apricot, pear, and almond, complemented by hints of fennel. On the palate, it displays remarkable roundness and fullness, where white fruits mingle with citrus notes and a crisp freshness. Its fluid, almost watery texture invites repeated sipping. The finish is invigorating, marked by a subtle bitterness reminiscent of the pit, and a hint of pleasant astringency that stimulates the palate. A simple yet unfailing pleasure to savor.

Jean-Louis Denois

Jean-Louis Denois

Languedoc | France

Following extensive experience with Champagne methods, Jean-Louis Denois identified favorable conditions for cultivating Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in certain Languedoc hillsides. Altitude, aspect, and soil composition here provide an ideal environment for the expression of these grape varieties, which are rarely associated with the region.

Vinification favors a measured approach, focusing on freshness and aromatic precision rather than pursuing power. White wines retain a distinct tension, supported by subtle mineral expressions, while reds are crafted with gentle extractions, yielding fine and well-integrated tannins.

Aging processes remain restrained and tailored to each cuvée, aiming to support the wine without dictating its profile. Overall, this offers a balanced and coherent interpretation of these Languedoc terroirs, emphasizing accuracy and clarity rather than a demonstrative approach.