The Limoux area of the Western Languedoc, close to the foothills of the Pyrenees Mountains, produces ripe, fruit-forward wines with peach and apple flavors. This crisp, textured Chardonnay is no exception. Ripe melon and tropical fruit flavors with subtle mineral notes.

Winemakers set aside about 30% of the wine for oak aging and malolactic fermentation. Hints of toasty vanilla and caramel oak are balanced by a nice acidity and a delightfully long finish.

Picture the French countryside: lavender, rolling hills, quaint villages. Now, take a sip of the French countryside with this delightful Rosé from Gard and Herault in the Languedoc-Roussillon region. A medium-bodied blend of Syrah and Grenache. Bright flavors of fresh strawberry and raspberry.

The stainless steel aging shines through with a pleasant crispness. Enjoy it with summer salads or seafood.

This offering from Red Bicyclette has all the lush characteristics of a Merlot from the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France: flavors of black currant, cherry, red berry, jam and spice. A small portion was aged in French and American oak, lending a cedar character with vanilla undertones.

A satisfying finish with lingering black fruit flavors. We love this one with veal.