The lush and aromatic Viognier displays with a shiny pale gold colour with green highlights towards the rim. A complex bouquet of apricot and peach, with notes of white flowers. Fruity, round and generous in mouth. Spicy and lively finish. A true and vibrant example of what the Viognier grape can do when grown in the lush Southern French sunshine.

Enjoy in the sunshine with fresh goat cheese, pastries, or may quite simply be served well-chilled as an aperitif.

The Méditérranée IGP is widely used, as it provides an alternative geographical indicator without the stringent winemaking requirements and grape variety selections imposed by the area's AOC laws. That said, a large proportion of Méditérranée IGP wines, are made in a typical Provençal style. Grape varieties like Merlot, Grenache, Syrah, Carignan and Cinsault dominate both red and rosé wines, while white wines (which make up only a small part of production) are typically made from Vermentino, Viognier and Muscat.

A new addition to our flourishing range of everyday and hugely enjoyable French 'everyday' wines. The Petit Mazuret is Demazet Vignobles signature of their vineyards of Provence, the "Mazet", a tiny house settling in the middle of the vines, used to be a shelter for the winegrowers. The "Mazet" inspired their winemakers in the elaboration of this cuvée to offer a typical wine from their Provençal Terroir.