Magnum Grande Cuvée 2019

GOING FURTHER

Tasting Notes

The special feature of this wine lies in its terroir. The grape varieties of this cuvée come from the smallest protected designation of origin of the Languedoc with its 150 hectares, which gives it an exceptional side, especially since we are the only organic farming domain on the appellation. This wine is that of the great family table winemakingManual harvest. Selective sorting of the grapes.

Vinification by grape variety and plot. Cold maceration before fermentation. Fermentation under temperature control at 20°C. Combination of grape varieties for the composition of the cuvée.

FRANCE

Languedoc-Roussillon

Languedoc-Roussillon is the largest wine region of France with almost a quarter of the national total production. The region is located in the south, in the western part of the Mediterranean Sea from the Spanish border towards Montpellier. Languedoc-Roussillon is showing significant progress in the quality of its wines.

MODERATE TO WARM MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE

Domaine Saint Jean de l’Arbousier

Halfway between Nîmes and Montpellier, Domaine Saint Jean de l’Arbousier is located on the heights of the village of Castries, between vineyards, sea and mountains. This former property of the Knights Templar dating from 1235, belongs to the family for 4 generations. Covering an area of 110 ha, the Domaine is home to a 40-hectare vineyard, surrounded by arbutus trees and umbrella pines.
It’s a family, from generation to generation, united around the passion of the vine and the wine, which shares its know-how everyday, to promote the family domain.