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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which geographical landmarks can you explore in this Languedoc selection?

Three appellations provide a starting point for your discovery: Terrasses du Larzac with “Le Grand Pas” 2022 from Pas de l’Escalette, Montpeyroux with “Aupilhac” 2020 from Domaine d’Aupilhac, and Languedoc-Pézenas with “Solen” 2017 from Domaine Les Aurelles. These wines let you explore several origins, rather than limiting yourself to wines bearing only the Languedoc designation.

What place do white wines hold among the Languedoc wines featured?

The selection brings together 22 reds and 6 whites. To explore whites from the same vintage, you can compare “Manon” 2023 from Clos Marie with “Les Clapas” 2023 from Pas de l’Escalette.

Which Pas de l’Escalette wines should you compare for a first taste of red?

“Les Petits Pas” and “Le Grand Pas” are both featured as 2022 wines, in 75 cl bottles. This pair lets you compare two wines from the same estate in the same year, with “Le Grand Pas” bearing the Terrasses du Larzac designation.

Which wines are available in multiple vintages to explore the effect of the year?

Pas de l’Escalette’s red “Les Petits Pas” is available in 2022 and 2024. For whites, Clos Marie’s “Manon” is featured in 2023 and 2024: two ways to compare vintages without changing wines.

Which reds should you choose to explore vintages before 2020?

Two points of reference are Rostaing’s “Puech Noble” 2016 and Domaine Les Aurelles’ “Solen” 2017. They offer a way to explore older vintages in this selection, but the information provided does not allow us to specify their stage of development or ageing potential.