Domaine d'Aussières Blason d'Aussières

Organic viticulture since 2005
South of France red wine with herbs, elderberry, and oak aging.

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Domaine d'Aussières Blason d'Aussières

The Blason d'Aussières is the second wine of the winery of the same name in the Corbières — more accessible than the Grande Cuvée, but with the same southern French character in the glass.

Château d'Aussières is located in the heart of the Corbières, near Narbonne, and is managed by the Rothschilds (Domaines Barons de Rothschild). The winery combines Bordeaux cellar philosophy with the rough terroir of the Languedoc: barren soils, lots of sun, the typical grape varieties of the south.

On the nose, Mediterranean garrigue — thyme, lavender, a hint of dried herbs — combined with dark elderberry and a light spice note. Aging in oak barrels gives the wine structure without dominating it: the tannins are present but round, the body full-bodied with a spicy, medium-long finish.

Serving suggestion: Decanting recommended, serve at 16–18 °C. Pairs well with lamb chops with rosemary oil, grilled merguez, or a strong fresh goat cheese.

Grape variety Grenache, Carignan
Taste Dry
Alcohol 14 % Vol.
Serving temp. 16–18 °C
Volume 1,5 l
Country of origin France
Grape variety Grenache, Carignan
Wine color Red Wine
Vintage 2015
Alcohol content 14 % Vol.
Residual sugar 0,9 g/l
Taste Dry

The Domaine

Domaine d'Aussières

Domaine d'Aussières is located in the heart of the Languedoc – a region that long stood in the shadow of the great wine regions and is now one of the most exciting addresses in France. Behind it is none other than the house of Lafite Rothschild, which manages this domaine with the same sense for quality and origin that has made it world-famous.

No prestige posturing, but real craftsmanship: The sites around Narbonne give wines that smell of sun-warmed garrigue, of ripe dark fruits, and a hint of wild herbs. The result is red wines that carry the character of the south – powerful, but with elegance. Wines that show that the Languedoc has more to offer than many think.

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