This is a carousel with zoom. Use the thumbnails to navigate, or jump to a slide. Use the zoom button to zoom into a image.
South of France Reds Case
Wines included
Cabardès, Château de Pennautier 2021
A deeply coloured, fruity and balanced Languedoc red, with a savoury finish. Neighbouring Minervois and the city of Carcassonne, Cabardès is unusual in the Languedoc for its choice of grape varieties from Bordeaux as well as more traditional varieties. All thrive in a region where Mediterranean and Atlantic influences combine.
Saint-Chinian, Domaine Raynier 2023
Great-value grenache-syrah blend from the foothills of the Massif Central in southern France, packed with ripe tasting, juicy fruit.
The Society's Corbières 2022
Dark and brimming with hedgerow fruit and a touch of spice, this is a full-bodied wine from the rugged landscape of the Corbières in the south of France. Carignan is the principal element in the blend, which also includes grenache and syrah. An excellent choice for a wide variety of foods.
Cahors, Clos La Coutale 2022
From well-sited vines in the Lot Valley, this is always a sound benchmark wine for Cahors. The blend is 80% malbec with 20% merlot which creates the right balance. A wine that has structure yet roundness, too, with lovely ripe gentle brambly fruit and good length in the hot and dry 2022 vintage.
Cuvée Laborie, Pays d'Oc 2024
The 2024 vintage marks a return to the classic Laborie blend of carignan and grenache, with a splash of merlot adding suppleness. Brilliant value southern French red delivering fresh, uncomplicated fruit and soft tannins.
The Society's French Pinot Noir 2024
A pinot to delight the senses: fresh, round and fruity with a hint of cherry and plenty of charm. Best drunk a little cool. Much of it is sourced from around Limoux, which works well in years of heatwaves.