Château Guilhem
Pot de Vin Rouge
Vin de France | Rouge | NM
Discover Château Guilhem, a family estate since 1878, located between Limoux and Carcassonne. Its 35 hectares of organically farmed vineyards, nestled against the Malepère massif, produce unique wines. Atlantic grape varieties such as Merlot and Malbec, influenced by this distinctive terroir, offer incomparable freshness and balance. Savor our 'Pot de vin rouge', a delightful wine to be enjoyed at room temperature or slightly chilled.
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Cuvée Profile
Light | Fruity
Serving Recommendations
Serve at 14° to 16°C
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Our Review of the Cuvée
This sulfur-free red wine is a true gem to discover with friends. Its dark garnet hue is visually appealing, while its complex nose reveals aromas of raspberry, blackcurrant, and licorice. On the palate, its silky and full-bodied texture gives way to progressive tannins that provide a beautiful intensity. Perfect for pairing with a charcuterie board or soft cheeses, this wine will delight the palates of authentic wine enthusiasts.
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Château Guilhem
Languedoc | France
Located in Malviès, between Limoux and Carcassonne, Château Guilhem has been a family estate since 1878, currently managed by the fifth generation. The domain encompasses approximately 35 hectares of organically cultivated vineyards, clustered around the property and situated against the Malepère massif, in the western Languedoc.
This sector clearly distinguishes itself from the rest of the region by its cooler climatic influence, linked to the proximity of the Pyrenees. This particularity is reflected in the estate's varietal composition, intentionally featuring Atlantic-inspired grape varieties: Merlot, Cabernets, and Malbec. This choice bestows upon the wines a unique profile within the Languedoc terroir, often referred to as 'another Languedoc,' where freshness and structure are prioritized over solar intensity.
The soils play a central role in the wines' balance. The Malepère massif takes its name from a friable rock, which is unsuitable for construction but particularly ... Read more