Château Les Ollieux Romanis, Languedoc, France

Steeped in History, Nurtured by Nature: Château Les Ollieux Romanis, nestled in the Boutenac region of southern France, boasts a rich legacy. While not quite as ancient as some neighbours – dating back to Roman times – the estate has been family-owned for generations, carrying on the traditional winemaking practices of the region.

The land is a testament to time, with incredibly diverse soils ranging from sedimentary to limestone, sandstone, and molasses. This, coupled with the region's unique Mediterranean climate, presents a challenge for the winemakers. They must expertly leverage the proximity of both sea and mountains to create well-balanced, full-bodied wines.

Château Les Ollieux Romanis thrives on a sheltered hillside, where vines yield a range of varietals reflecting the region's character. Classic black grapes like Carignan, Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre reign supreme, alongside the white Roussanne and Marsanne.

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