Roc D'anglade Igp Du Gard, 2024

Roc d’Anglade IGP du Gard 2024 is a fresh and characterful red from southern France, offering the kind of brightness and balance that has made the estate a cult favorite among wine lovers. From the Gard in the Languedoc, it reflects a modern, terroir-driven style while staying true to the region’s long winemaking history.

Tasting Notes
Expect a lively, youthful red with a vibrant ruby color and an inviting, pure fruit profile. The nose typically leans toward red berries, wild herbs, and subtle spice, with a clean mineral edge that adds lift and precision. On the palate, it should feel fresh and supple, with juicy fruit, fine tannins, and a graceful, easy-drinking structure. While approachable now, it also has enough balance and complexity to develop well over the next few years.

Production
The wine comes from the Gard in southern France, where warm Mediterranean influence is tempered by cooler nights and varied soils that help preserve freshness. Grapes are typically harvested with an emphasis on ripeness and balance, and vinification is carried out with a restrained hand to protect the wine’s aromatic purity and sense of place.

Food & Serving
This wine works beautifully with grilled lamb, roast chicken, charcuterie, ratatouille, and herb-driven Mediterranean dishes. Serve it slightly cool, around 15–17°C, and decanting is optional but can help open up the aromatics if you’re drinking it young.

Producer
Roc d’Anglade is one of the most respected names in the Gard, known for producing distinctive, terroir-expressive wines that have earned strong acclaim far beyond the region. The estate has built its reputation on careful farming, thoughtful winemaking, and a style that combines southern French character with exceptional finesse.

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