In the south of France between Béziers and Montpellier, in the heartland of the Languedoc where the Mediterranean beckons, Château Saint Martin de la Garrigue works its charms. The estate, centred around its Renaissance château, spreads out as a mosaic of ordered vineyards and olive groves, pine forest and the typical Mediterranean bushland (“garrigue”).
As the visitor arrives at Saint Martin de la Garrigue, the overwhelming first impression is of harmony between the estate's exuberant natural surroundings and the works of man. With the passage of time, successive owners have left their mark and the result today is a perfect balance between history and modernity.
Evolving continuously, the Languedoc vineyard region has recovered an identity. We at Saint Martin de la Garrigue have made our contribution to this reconstruction, fully aware of the outstanding potential of the Languedoc's terroir.
Fruit, freshness and immediate pleasure with these three AOC Coteaux du Languedoc wines, each centred on the Languedoc's traditional varieties decried so often and for far too long.
Fruit, freshness and immediate pleasure with these three AOC Coteaux du Languedoc wines, each centred on the Languedoc's traditional varieties decried so often and for far too long.
Fruit, freshness and immediate pleasure with these three AOC Coteaux du Languedoc wines, each centred on the Languedoc's traditional varieties decried so often and for far too long.
Fruit, freshness and immediate pleasure with these three AOC Coteaux du Languedoc wines, each centred on the Languedoc's traditional varieties decried so often and for far too long.
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