Gassier Côtes du Rhône

Blackberry, black cherry, tobacco — velvety with a peppery Syrah finish. Now until 2027.

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Gassier Côtes du Rhône

A southern French red wine with substance: dark-fruited, spicy, and velvety in the mouth — the ideal companion for rustic autumn cuisine.

Michel Gassier manages his vineyards around Nîmes in the western Rhône delta. The region combines a Mediterranean climate with loamy-calcareous soils — a combination that produces red wines with natural ripeness and structure. Gassier stands for artisanal, careful vinification in one of the most dynamic parts of the southern Rhône.

Deep dark red in the glass. The nose opens with blackberry and black cherry, plus nuances of dark chocolate and tobacco. On the palate, the wine feels full and velvety; the fruit carries it through the finish, which receives a subtly peppery-spicy note from the Syrah component. The barrique aging gives the wine smoothness without masking the fruit.

  • Food: Leg of lamb with rosemary, grilled entrecôte, ratatouille, or mature Manchego
  • Temperature: 16–18 °C
Grape Variety Grenache, Mourvèdre
Taste Dry
Alcohol 15 % Vol.
Serving temp. 14–16 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of Origin France
Grape Variety Grenache, Mourvèdre
Wine Color Red Wine
Vintage 2024
Alcohol Content 15 % Vol.
Residual Sugar 2 g/l

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Powerful for a CdR

Very fruity on the palate, but not drifting into Off-Dry. Full-bodied and very powerful for a CdR in

Translated from German

Michel Gassier Logo des Weinguts aus Vauvert, Südfrankreich, nahe der Camargue

Michel Gassier

Michel Gassier – he's not just a winemaker who makes wine. He's someone who listens. Listens to what the earth wants to tell him.

In Vauvert, in the south of France, not far from the Camargue, Michel Gassier works with a terroir he doesn't want to dominate, but to understand. Regenerative agriculture, reforestation, living soils – for him, not a trend, but a philosophy. The wine should sound like a score composed by nature. And him? A conductor, not a composer.

What goes into the glass carries this spirit: vibrant, authentic, with depth.

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