Pigassou 2023
Vin de France
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If the sound of cicadas, a passing Citroën 2CV or a French café accordion strikes a chord, so too will a glass of Pigassou. Dust down the Edith Piaf CD, break out the fresh-baked baguette and salami and settle down to enjoy a soft fruity glassful.
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The Story Behind the Bottle
If Pigassou sales are any indication, many of our customers are romantics – Francophiles with happy memories of the sunny south in the days when a handful of francs bought a tasty two-course lunch and a pichet of maison rouge. Either that, or you just love a supple, fruity, easy-going red. This wine will suit both camps. It’s made from little known varieties nurtured by the many small family growers in this part of France. They pool their resources, taking their grapes to the local cellar in Laure Minervois. Combining Marselan for its supple, ripe raspberry and cassis notes with Caladoc’s dark, spicy, plum flavours, Pigassou is herby and fruity, delicious and informal. Serve as and when the fancy takes you – cool or at room temperature.
If Pigassou sales are any indication, many of our customers are romantics – Francophiles with happy memories of the sunny south in the days when a handful of francs bought a tasty two-course lunch and a pichet of maison rouge. Either that, or you just love a supple, fruity, easy-going red. This wine will suit both camps. It’s made from little known varieties nurtured by the many small family growers in this part of France. They pool their resources, taking their grapes to the local cellar in Laure Minervois. Combining Marselan for its supple, ripe raspberry and cassis notes with Caladoc’s dark, spicy, plum flavours, Pigassou is herby and fruity, delicious and informal. Serve as and when the fancy takes you – cool or at room temperature.
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