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We want to tell you about the relatively unknown wine Picpoul de Pinet that fabulously matches oysters and seafood; all set in a natural paradise in the relatively unknown coast close to Montpellier And we're not the only ones that love this part of the Med! The Gaurdian recently published the following article highlighting its beauty! https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2026/feb/22/south-of-france-blue-lagoon-etang-de-thau Although much of the vineyards to the east are plant

Domaine Terres de Sable in Aigues-Mortes The Sable de Camargue wines won 12 medals, ten in gold and two in silver at the Concours Général Agricole in Paris! We were in Camargue on many occasions during 2025 and we think there are some great little gems on the rise!! When we spoke with Chloé and Diego of Domaine de Sables, they were very excited at the future opening of their Relais & Chateau on the property; almost as much as they were at the prospects for the new 2025 vintag

Languedoc & Southern France: The Wine Region the World Is Finally Falling in Love With Pic Saint-Loup vineyards If you’ve been dreaming of discovering France through its wines — beyond the well-trodden trails of Bordeaux and Burgundy — now is the time to turn that dream into reality. Recently, Wine Enthusiast Magazine named Languedoc one of France’s “secret stars” of tourism, celebrating this sun-drenched, viticultural powerhouse that long flew under the radar but is now capt

When travelers think about wine tours in France, summer often comes to mind first. Yet many wine insiders quietly agree: spring is one of the best times to visit the Languedoc vineyards . From April through early June, the region offers an ideal balance of beauty, comfort, and authenticity. The Vineyards Come Back to Life After winter dormancy, the Languedoc landscape transforms quickly in spring. Visitors can expect: Fresh green vine growth Flowering countryside Clear views