Thoughts are turning to Spring and the warmth that comes with it. With this in mind, we thought we would recommend four of our best organic wines from the Languedoc.

The three reds and one white we've selected are all characterised by having a wonderful generosity of fruit, alongside freshness and energy. These qualities will help you banish the last vestiges of winter and will make for delicious drinking over the coming months.   

Here are our hand-picked Top Organic Wines from the Languedoc for 2023​!

• Clos de L’Amandaie, AOP Languedoc, Amandaie Blanc, 2020
• Clos de L’Amandaie, Heritage Carignan, IGP Vicomte D’Aumelas, 2020
• Mas des Brousses, Chasseur des Brousses, IGP Saint-Guilhem-Le-Desert, 2020
• Domaine Pegaline, Pic Saint-Loup, Pegaline, 2020

Here’s our hand-picked list of the
Top Organic Wines from the Languedoc for 2023

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Clos de L’Amandaie, AOP Languedoc, Amandaie Blanc, 2020

Full bottle 1,295 g. 80% Grenache Blanc and 20% Roussanne which has spent ten months aged on its lees in concrete, with regular stirring. A catch of warm straw on the nose segues into lemon sponge cake, slightly over-baked, in that delicious dark-golden kind of way. A full-bodied sweep of ripe grapefruit, lemon curd and toast, prickling with green and bitter pops of unripe cardamom seeds, carrot tops, lime pith and cardamom. Very slightly smoky on the finish. Great polished-concrete texture. A beautifully made, winning combination – GV, 16.5/20, Drink 2022-2025, Tamlyn Currin, 14th August 2022, jancisrobinson.com

This is a blend of 80% Grenache Blanc and 20% Roussanne which has spent ten months aged on its lees in concrete, with regular stirring. Complexity and texture; slightly honeyed with delicious stone fruit flavours. There is an almost saline finish, which highlights the minerality running through this wine. Now-2024

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Clos de L’Amandaie, Heritage Carignan, IGP Vicomte D’Aumelas, 2020

Only seven producers work in the tiny IGP of Vicomte D’Aumelas. The vineyards lie between the Herault river and the Aumelas hills just to the west of Montpellier. Here Clos de L’Amandaie have a small plot of old vine Carignan which they use to make this wine. The grapes are given a short maceration to create a youthful and approachable style of wine. Vibrant red fruit with a slight rustic note. This is a bright wine that would be perfect with a plate of saucisson. Now-2023

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Mas des Brousses, Chasseur des Brousses, IGP Saint-Guilhem-Le-Desert, 2020

This is from organically farmed (and certified) vines up in the wild hills at Puechabon, north-west Montpellier. This is a 50/50 blend of Mourvedre and Merlot. The Mourvedre gives a wonderful meaty quality to the wine with the Merlot giving delicious cherry and plum notes. A taste of the beautiful south and perfect to match with grilled meats. Now-2025

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Domaine Pegaline, Pic Saint-Loup, Pegaline, 2020

60% Syrah, 23% Mourvedre and 17% Grenache, a quintessential red from Pic Saint-Loup. Melange of red and black fruit with pepper and garrigue notes. Umani, savoury notes with medium tannins, double decant. Would be perfect with beef casserole. Youthful - best decanted. Now-2026

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Exclusive to Stone, Vine & Sun

We source our amazing wines from small independent winemakers and as such you’re less likely to find them anywhere else in the UK.

Due to their exclusivity, these beautiful wines may sell out. If any of our Top Organic Wines from the Languedoc for 2023 is out of stock, you can view our range of Organic wines from the Languedoc here on the website or you can get in touch with us & we’d be delighted to suggest some incredible organic alternatives.