Moulin de Gassac 'Guilhem' Rose, IGP Pays de l'Herault, France

Lively, bright, and irresistibly quaffable, the 2024 Guilhem Rosé from Moulin de Gassac captures the coastal charm of France’s Thau Lagoon in every glass. Produced by the renowned Mas de Daumas Gassac estate, this organically farmed rosé offers freshness, elegance, and everyday drinkability without compromising authenticity or terroir.

Product Details

• Vintage: 2024
• Region: IGP Pays de l’Hérault, Languedoc, France
• Appellation: IGP Pays d’Hérault
• Grape Varieties: 40% Grenache, 40% Carignan, 20% Cinsault
• Farming: Organic, Sustainable Viticulture
• Soil Type: Clay and limestone near the Thau Lagoon
• Vinification: 100% de-stemmed, direct pressing, fermented with native yeasts
• Maturation: 5–6 months in stainless steel tanks
• Yield: 50–60 hl/ha
• Alcohol: 12.5% ABV
• Drinking Window: Best within 2 years

Sensory Description
This vivid, rose-pink wine with subtle salmon glints exudes an inviting floral and citrus-splashed nose. The palate delivers a lively blend of red currants, tart berries, and fresh herbs, underscored by zesty acidity and a delicate saline finish—a nod to its maritime origins. Refreshing and finely textured, it finishes long, crisp, and wonderfully “more-ish.”

Winemaker’s Background
Mas de Daumas Gassac was founded in the early 1970s by Véronique and Aimé Guibert, visionaries who saw immense potential in the rugged Gassac valley near Aniane. With guidance from geologists and legendary oenologist Émile Peynaud, they created a wine legacy that challenged perceptions of the Languedoc. Today, the estate is managed by their children—Samuel, Gaël, Roman, and Basile—who have remained committed to their parents’ founding principle: respect for the land. Through sustainable viticulture, native yeast fermentations, and minimal intervention, the Guibert family crafts wines that are elegant, expressive, and environmentally mindful.

Serving Suggestions
Serve chilled between 50–54 °F to amplify its aromatic freshness and coastal vibrancy. This versatile rosé shines as an aperitif or paired with grilled white meats, fresh seafood, leafy salads, fried fare, and even fruit-driven desserts. Its food-friendly structure and crisp profile make it a standout companion for casual meals or festive gatherings alike.