
Paul Mas Syrah-Grenache Noir
A southern French everyday red that delivers more than its price suggests: dark fruit, melt, and the typical pepper play of the south.
Paul Mas is one of the most well-known estates in the Languedoc. Jean-Claude Mas has developed the family winery into one of the largest quality producers in the region – with vineyards between Montpellier and Béziers, on soils of limestone and red shale, which suit Syrah and Grenache particularly well.
In the glass, it shows a dark violet red. On the nose, blackberry and black currant, plus a hint of mocha and Mediterranean spice. On the palate, soft and juicy, with ripe dark fruit and a finish characterized by the typical pepper character of Syrah. The tannins are polished, the acidity subtle – an uncomplicated, round wine without sharp edges.
- Food: Grilled lamb, merguez, ratatouille, or mature Cistercian cheese
- Temperature: 16–18 °C
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Shop customer
A good red wine for the price.
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Shop customer
Good wine for all dishes
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Shop customer
I will order this wine again and again because it is easy on the stomach.
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Nadja V.
Price-performance ratio is very good
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B. Janssen
Purchase recommendation
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Sven H.
Gladly again.
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Martina K.
Gladly again
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Bernd J.
The pillow from the Languedoc, an unpretentious
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Domaines Paul Mas represents the new face of the Languedoc: Jean-Claude Mas founded the company, named after his father, in 2000, building on the legacy of a winemaking family whose history dates back to 1892. Today, he cultivates over 850 hectares of vineyards across 17 locations in the South of France – from the accessible Pays d'Oc to the renowned Crus Pézenas and Terrasses du Larzac. His motto is "Luxe Rural": wines with genuine terroir character that evoke powerful emotions at no extra cost. With 100% HVE-certified vineyards and 80% organically farmed land, sustainability is not just a marketing promise, but a lived reality.
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