On intense black fruit notes, blackcurrant, black cherry... Palate : typical, generous, ample juice, ideal bottle between thirsty friends!
Marc Castan
Marc Castan lives in Leucate in France’s Aude department. This future enfant terrible was born in Narbonne, where he grew up impassioned by both land and sea. After choosing to study viticulture and oenology, he inherited his grandfather’s vines. So began his adventure in wine, which initially was limited to selling his grapes to the local cooperative. But in time, Marc developed a desire to vinify himself, to accompany his grapes from vine to bottle. Today, his estate is certified organic, and his vineyards spread over the communes of La palme and Leucate, mainly between the sea and the edge of the lagoon. Marc keeps his yields low, between 8 and 30 hl/ha, and his winemaking has been almost entirely natural since 2009, with just a pinch of sulphur added at bottling to ensure his juice remains perfectly stable once it's corked! While others fight against global warming, Marc wages his war on thirst, offering a super range of wines for you and your buddies!
A nose with notes of spices and raspberry... Palate: assertive tannins, a fleshy juice, a Syrah without compromise! Vamos! Decanting is recommended.
A nose with wild notes of black fruits, blackcurrant... On the palate: crisp, vibrant fruit! A bottle to enjoy with friends.
A light red wine with a nose of crushed red fruit... Palate: supple, beautiful freshness, delicious. A thirst-quenching bottle, for days when it’s hot as “ratatouille”! Decanting is recommended.
Nose: bomb of red berries and spices… Palate: supple, fruity, fond, a pure pleasure of the South! Decanting is recommended.
On notes of lychee and fresh roses... Palate : lively attack, very aromatic juice, salty finish, a lot of freshness. Worth decanting.
Marc’s little touch of madness ("grain de folie"! in French) shines through with notes of strawberry, peach, grapefruit, and a hint of rose. On the palate, it’s a deliciously enticing rosé—charming and convivial, with a fine, zesty backbone that carries real depth. Perfect for sharing!
Powerful and floral nose, notes of broom and white flowers, apricot, citrus fruits, honey. Palate: fresh and aromatic, a dry and pure juice, small digestible tannin, long finish.
Paysannerie may mean “peasantry”, but this wine sure doesn’t smell like a farm! The nose boasts notes of black fruits, leather, cinnamon, and a hint of smoke... Broad and structured on the palate, with assertive tannins, this is a cuvée crafted for the dinner table.