EDITORIAL
Today, Les Jamelles wines make up one of the largest collections of varietal wines from the south of France and are enjoyed in over 40 countries. They are renowned for their exceptional value for the money and pleasure factor, their wide appeal, and the fact that they can be enjoyed on all occasions. Our initiative has proven to be a great success and we thank you more than ever before for your loyalty!
To guide you through the discovery of our wines and our universe, we wanted a website accessible, practical and rich in content. We wish you a good navigation and hope that you will have beautiful encounters there…
Millésime Bio 2021 Trade fair
For its 14th edition the Millésime Bio trade fair will take place with a brand-new 100% digital format! Dear partners, you can (re)discover our organic Merlot and Chardonnay from the 25th to the 27th, January 2021 on our Les Jamelles virtual booth while registering...
gUESS
the name“Les Jamelles”
comes from?
GEWURZTRAMINER
You certainly know the Gewurztraminer grape variety. No doubt you spontaneously associate it with the Alsatian region, situated in north-eastern France.
But did you know that Gewurztraminer grapes can also be found in the Languedoc?
Very rare compared to other white grape varieties, such as Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc, this grape variety was recently introduced in the region, covers only about a hundred hectares and produces about 6,000 hl of wine under the Pays d’Oc label.
The terroir in the South of France allows the wine grape to express all its aromatic potential: it produces spicy, aromatic, expressive white wines with character and notes of lychee and roses!
So, would you like to try a Gewurztraminer from Pays d‘Oc?
GEWURZTRAMINER
You certainly know the Gewurztraminer grape variety. No doubt you spontaneously associate it with the Alsatian region, situated in north-eastern France.
But did you know that Gewurztraminer grapes can also be found in the Languedoc?
Very rare compared to other white grape varieties, such as Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc, this grape variety was recently introduced in the region, covers only about a hundred hectares and produces about 6,000 hl of wine under the Pays d’Oc label.
The terroir in the South of France allows the wine grape to express all its aromatic potential: it produces spicy, aromatic, expressive white wines with character and notes of lychee and roses!
So, would you like to try a Gewurztraminer from Pays d‘Oc?
Featured video
Catherine Delaunay explains us how she discovered by chance the potential of the Gewurztraminer varietal in Languedoc…
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