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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which estates are included in the IGP Pays d’Oc selection?

Two estates from the Languedoc are represented: Gayda, with “Chemin de Moscou” and “Figure Libre Freestyle” Rouge, and Alain Chabanon, with “Le Merle Aux Alouettes”. All six wines in this category are red.

Which vintages of “Figure Libre Freestyle” Rouge can be compared?

Gayda’s cuvée is available in 2021 and 2023, both in 75 cl bottles. These two listings make it possible to compare two vintages while keeping the cuvée and bottle size the same.

Which wine stands out for having an older vintage in this selection?

Alain Chabanon’s “Le Merle Aux Alouettes” 2014 is the oldest vintage featured; the other wines date from 2021 to 2023. However, the vintage alone is not enough to determine its stage of maturity or how long it can continue to age.

What grape varieties feature in these IGP Pays d’Oc reds?

The selection includes three blends: Syrah–Grenache–Cinsault, Syrah–Grenache–Carignan–Mourvèdre, and Merlot. The information provided does not explicitly link these blends to the cuvée names, so it is not possible to assign a specific blend to each wine here.

Which wines should I choose to compare 2023 IGP Pays d’Oc wines?

Gayda’s “Chemin de Moscou” and “Figure Libre Freestyle” Rouge are both available in the 2023 vintage and in 75 cl bottles. This is a good starting point for comparing two cuvées from the same estate in the same vintage and format; “Chemin de Moscou” 2023 is also available in a 150 cl magnum.