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IGP Côtes du Brian

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is “La 50 / 50” a blend?

For the 2022 and 2024 vintages, “La 50 / 50” combines Grenache, Syrah and Carignan. It offers a chance to explore a blend, while “La Cinso”, “La Grenache 8” and “Les Combettes” are each listed as made from a single grape variety.

Which wines should I choose to compare Cinsault and Grenache in 2023?

Pair the 2023 “La Cinso”, made from Cinsault, with the 2023 “La Grenache 8”, made from Grenache. These two red wines from Gros & Tollot make it possible to compare two grape varieties within the same IGP and vintage.

Which wine should I choose to discover Marselan in the Côtes du Brian IGP?

“Les Combettes” is the wine listed as made from Marselan, with the 2021 and 2022 vintages. It’s the choice to make if you want to explore a grape variety other than the Cinsault in “La Cinso” or the Grenache in “La Grenache 8”.

Which wines should I bring together for a tasting of three different grape varieties from 2021?

You can pair the 2021 “La Cinso”, made from Cinsault, with the 2021 “Les Combettes”, made from Marselan. The information provided does not allow you to put together a trio of single-varietal wines from that year: the grape varieties in the 2021 “La 50 / 50” are not specified, and “La Grenache 8” is listed only for 2023.

Does this category allow you to compare several producers in the Côtes du Brian IGP?

No, all ten wines are made by Gros & Tollot and are associated with Languedoc. The choice is therefore between this estate’s wines and vintages, rather than between several producers in the IGP.