• • NavyGirl
  • 11 April 2013
  4 out of 5

  Wonder wine!

  Just had this wine for a dinner party I catered. It cut through the richness of the three-cheese souffle starter and worked brilliantly with a main course of cod, chickpeas & chorizo with aioli. What a multi-tasker!

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• • Man of the Soil
  • 9 December 2012
  4 out of 5

  JCD60 has summed this wine up perfectly. Simply a very enjoyable drink, with or without food, particularly at the offer price. It's great to see grapes that have become less fashionable reassert themselves with the help of a sympathetic winemaker.

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• • JCD60
  • 29 September 2012
  4 out of 5

  A real discovery

  This high altitude Roussillon is a surprisingly rich, smooth white, with its own distinct style. It may not be that structured, but the warm, almost honeyed citrus fruits and herby, earthier notes give way to a sharp, steely finish in a very satisfying way. Each glass of this left me with a huge smile on my face: there aren't many £10 bottles that can do that!

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Press Reviews

• • Scotland on Sunday

  A lovely white (2011 Vintage)

  "A lovely white from France’s Midi with hawthorn blossom aromas and a complex range of flavours that include pear, red apple and grapefruit that all ends in a delightful flinty twist. (Brian Elliott, Scotland on Sunday, 29th July 2012)"

• • The Wine Gang

  Distinctive and characterful (2010 Vintage)

  "No prizes for working out that this comes from vineyards high up in the Roussillon. It's a stony, mineral tasting blend of Macabéo and Grenache Blanc with wheatmeal and citrus flavours, a smooth, rounded texture and a dry, zesty finish. Distinctive and characterful if just a little lumpen. From the Lorgeril family of Château de Pennautier (The Wine Gang, www.thewinegang.com, July 2012)"