Very colourful, peppery, spicy and fragrant, a connoisseur's wine. Fruity (raspberry, wild strawberry, citrus fruits) and floral (liquorice, peony, juniper berry) notes.

100 % Petit Verdot. A Bordeaux grape variety recommended in the Gironde region for its resistance to powdery mildew, it is the last to be harvested (late-harvested with a very long growth cycle, hence its name "petit vert", meaning "little green"). It needs water and heat, and is not very drought-resistant. For this reason, only specific sites can be chosen and selected. Petit Verdot loves deep soils (access to water) with lots of pebbles (for the nocturnal storage of daytime heat)

At the edge of the Mediterranean Sea, the Oppidum Romain d'Ensérune dominates the terroir of the Ensédune wines. It is characterised by one of the warmest and driest climates of France located at the west of Béziers. Proud of a thousand-year-old tradition, the Ensérune winegrowers were keen to develop their vineyards by acclimatising grape varieties from various horizons. Created by teamwork, the Ensédune range is the product of generations of collaboration by winegrowers and presents unusual grape varieties for monovarietal wines. With Ensédune, discover the essence of Languedoc!