The syrah produces highly colored, quality wines, rich in tannins and with strong aromatic potential. The syrah brings aromas of red fruit such as blackcurrant, blueberries and blackberries.

This grape is sensitive to changes in temperature but stands up well against the wind, the sun and aridity. Its pale color and delicate taste makes it especially suitable for rosés. It produces fruity, supple, crisp wines with aromas of almond, lindenflower, raspberry and hazelnut.

Grenache doesn’t need much rainfall and its upright stock helps it to resist violent winds such as the Mistral. A slow ripening grape, the Grenache is also a prolific producer. It is an intense, deep, purple and is appreciated for its aromas of bayleaf, eucalyptus, blackberry and licorice.

This typically southern French grape variety is used to make naturally fortified wines. Delicately skinned, and slightly silvery colored, it is used in blends to produce, richly flavored, wines that are long on the palate with low acidity.