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La Jasse wines are made from Cabernet Sauvignon, a grape that expresses itself perfectly well on our stony land surrounded by scrubland. It offers very structured wines, with a significant tannic content, which are particularly interesting to work with and to age.
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For round and distinguished tannins, Montlobre wines are appreciated among friends in wine clubs. Merlot is king here, which makes "wine with the little girl" a must for lovers of powerful and fruity wines.
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Vignes des Deux Soleils wines stem from a friendship between two winemakers and offer a journey across the Pays d'Oc region where each label reflects the historic vineyard sites set amidst the Mediterranean garrigue.
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Vieilles Vignes de la Jasse

The real house wine, the first that was vinified in 1995, the one that has been passed down from generation to generation. Les Vieilles Vignes de la Jasse is a family meal where the beautiful dishes have been taken out, the fireplace crackles and the children make noise. A powerful but refreshing wine, a wine to accompany ratatouilles, meats in sauce, creamy cheeses and long winter evenings.

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La Chapelle de Montlobre

A fleshy and structured wine, offering an aromatic palette of red fruits supported by sweet pepper. To share with the family, and to pass on to future generations. Let yourself be surprised by this wine year after year by keeping it patiently to share it on special occasions.

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Les Romains de Vignes Des Deux Soleils

Close your eyes and imagine: in the heart of Languedoc, the cicadas are singing, the air is warm, the sun is shining. On the white limestone rock trails, the winegrowers follow the Via Domitia: the oldest road in France traced by the Romans from 118 BC. JC. The 'red' Romans open the way to the intense freshness of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grown in the South of France.

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