Bleu de Mer Red

IGP Pays d'Oc

Between the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains, Pays d'Oc varietal wines spread over a vast
a vast, sun-drenched territory. Like an amphitheatre overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, its geographical
extends in a circular arc along 200 kilometers. The vastness of Vineyard Pays d'Oc
explains the extraordinary diversity of soils to be found here: sandy soils on the seashore
limestone, schist, clay or gravel on the plains and hillsides.

Features

Appellation: Languedoc PDO
Location: Languedoc
Grape variety: Cabernet sauvignon
Planting density: 4,000 plants per hectare
Soil type: clay-limestone
Average yields: 80 hl per hectare.

Tasting

Ruby color. An expressive nose of red fruit. Fruity and supple on the palate.

Food & wine pairing

Red meat
Spicy dishes
Cheese
Mediterranean dishes

Prolong summer with the finesse and elegance of Rouge Bleu de Mer

Winegrowing singularities

Wine Singularities

Climate

Guyot pruning
Trellising

- Mechanical harvesting,
- Thermovinification,
- Pneumatic pressing,
- Fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel vats,
- Aging in stainless steel vats.

Languedoc summers are generally hot and dry, with high temperatures in June, July and August. Sunny days and warm temperatures favor optimal ripening of the grapes.
Autumn is generally a pleasant season, with mild temperatures and sunny days. This is a critical period for the harvest, as the grapes reach full aromatic and tannic maturity.
Winters in the Languedoc are mild compared with other regions of France. Winter temperatures are generally moderate, with few frosts, which benefits the vines as they enter dormancy.
Spring is a growing season for vines. It is characterized by mild temperatures and moderate to abundant rainfall. It's a crucial period for the development of buds and new leaves.
Languedoc's Mediterranean climate is marked by a maritime influence that brings humidity and moderate winds from the Mediterranean Sea. This contributes to dry, hot summers and a relatively long growing season.

The elegance of southern wines

The Bleu de Mer wines, carefully crafted in the sunny regions of Pays d'Oc and Provence, embody the very quintessence of Mediterranean life.

Inspired by the azure waters of the sparkling sea and caressed by the warm rays of the southern sun, this captivating collection of rosé and white wines evokes a gentle sea breeze with every sip. With a delicate hue reminiscent of the dancing reflection of the waves, these wines reveal subtle aromas that evoke walks along the coast.

The Bleu de Mer wines are truly a tribute to the alliance between land, sea and sun, capturing the very essence of these light-filled regions of southern France.