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…
The Spring is in our vines!
Sunny days and mild temperatures encourage the vine's vegetative cycle to continue. First inflorescences (futures grapes) appears, here in a Chardonnay vineyard. Our teams install sexual confusion diffusers. This method helps to protect the vines...
gUESS
the name“Les Jamelles”
comes from?
THE MOURVÈDRE
Of Spanish, and more precisely Catalan, origin, the Mourvèdre grape migrated towards French coasts in the Middle Ages where it found a similar climate.
The proximity of the sea, the heat and sunshine are necessary for the grapes to reach their peak of ripeness. A demanding varietal whose cultivation is tricky, it produces intensely coloured, high-quality wines.
A young Mourvèdre is recognizable by its peppery and black fruit (blackcurrant, blackberry) flavours and herbaceous notes (scrubland herbs and bay). Its structure and tannins make it a wine that ages well. As it ages, its tannins become more polished and notes of truffle, stewed fruit (prune, blackberry, blueberry) and spices surface.
Our Mourvèdre “Cépage Rare” is the favourite varietal of French consumers within the Les Jamelles range. That is why, since 2018, our favourite varietal is available as a rosé, for a blast of concentrated aromas and flavours that are bursting with freshness!
THE MOURVÈDRE
Of Spanish, and more precisely Catalan, origin, the Mourvèdre grape migrated towards French coasts in the Middle Ages where it found a similar climate.
The proximity of the sea, the heat and sunshine are necessary for the grapes to reach their peak of ripeness. A demanding varietal whose cultivation is tricky, it produces intensely coloured, high-quality wines.
A young Mourvèdre is recognizable by its peppery and black fruit (blackcurrant, blackberry) flavours and herbaceous notes (scrubland herbs and bay). Its structure and tannins make it a wine that ages well. As it ages, its tannins become more polished and notes of truffle, stewed fruit (prune, blackberry, blueberry) and spices surface.
Our Mourvèdre “Cépage Rare” is the favourite varietal of French consumers within the Les Jamelles range. That is why, since 2018, our favourite varietal is available as a rosé, for a blast of concentrated aromas and flavours that are bursting with freshness!
Featured video
Catherine Delaunay, creator of Les Jamelles wines takes you to discover an emblematic Mediterranean grape variety, Mourvèdre! Enjoy!
