Château Saint Martin de la Garrigue is a wine estate in Montagnac, in the heart of Languedoc between Béziers and Montpellier. The domaine spans 160 hectares and is centered around a Renaissance château, with vineyards, garrigue, pine woods, and olive trees forming a distinctive Mediterranean landscape. The estate’s vineyard covers 90 hectares across two contrasting terroirs: the white soils of the AOC Picpoul de Pinet and the red soils of the AOC Grès de Montpellier. It produces wines under several appellations, including AOC Grès de Montpellier, AOC Picpoul de Pinet, and AOC Languedoc, and presents itself as a quality-focused producer with wines that are regularly awarded and recognized internationally for strong value for money. Key Offerings White wines : The estate offers a range of white wines including Les 37 Blanc, Bronzinelle Blanc, Picpoul de Pinet Blanc, and a sparkling Picpoul Brut. These wines emphasize freshness, citrus and white-flower aromas, and mineral character. Rosé wine : Bronzinelle Rosé is a light, fresh rosé with strawberry and raspberry notes, positioned for easy drinking and lighter dishes. Red wines : The red range includes Les 37 Rouge, Bronzinelle Rouge, Grès de Montpellier Rouge, and Gren'Age Rouge. These wines range from fresh and approachable to more powerful and complex styles with spice, garrigue, and dark-fruit notes. Sparkling wine : Bulles Picpoul is a sparkling Picpoul-based wine described as lively and fresh, with floral, peach, and yuzu notes and no bitterness. Core Values Quality : The domaine emphasizes long-standing production of high-quality wines and highlights regular awards and international recognition. Value for money : Its wines are repeatedly presented as offering an excellent quality-to-price ratio, making them accessible while still positioned among the notable wines of Languedoc. Terroir expression : The estate underlines the importance of its two terroirs and their different soil types, using them to shape wines with distinct freshness, minerality, and structure. Tradition : The château and its vineyard are presented as part of a historic estate with a Renaissance château at its center, reflecting continuity and heritage in winemaking. Unique Aspects Two-terroir estate : The vineyard is split between white limestone soils for Picpoul de Pinet and red soils for Grès de Montpellier, giving the estate a clear terroir-driven identity. Large Mediterranean domain : With 160 hectares of land and 90 hectares of vines, the estate combines winegrowing with garrigue, pine woods, and olive trees in a single landscape. Internationally recognized wines : The domaine states that its wines are regularly awarded and known internationally, which supports its positioning beyond the local market. Direct presence in Belgium and France : The contact details and event calendar show an active commercial presence in Belgium as well as at the château in Montagnac, including participation in wine fairs across both countries.
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