Château del Ranq
Languedoc · Pic Saint-Loup, Hérault · Organic Certified
Laure och Sébastien driver Château del Ranq i Pic Saint-Loup — ett av Languedocs mest distinkta terroir med kalkrika jordar, hög höjd och ett klimat präglat av havsvind och bergsluft. Vinerna är kända för sin friskhet, salinitet och mineralitet. Sortimentet spänner från AOP Pic Saint-Loup till experimentella Vin de France-cuvéer.
Region
Languedoc
Certification
Organic Certified
Subregion
Pic Saint-Loup, Hérault
Wines from Château del Ranq
Shop Château del Ranq's wines →Red
3Poucèt2024
65% Cinsault, 35% Grenache — Château del Ranq's lightest and most immediately drinkable red. Destemmed, short maceration, 8 months tank elevage. Highly fruity, light and glou-glou. Excellent slightly chilled.
kr 167
Château del Ranq2023
The estate's flagship — 90% Syrah, 10% Grenache from limestone-rich soils in Pic Saint-Loup. 14 months elevage in Alsatian foudre and demi-muid. Freshness and salinity that only limestone can give, with tension and drinkability on the palate.
kr 215
Le Ribou2021
60% Syrah, 40% Grenache from clay-limestone and red clay — Château del Ranq's premium cuvée. 14 months elevage in demi-muids and Alsatian foudres. Garrigue, eucalyptus and violet on the nose, fresh and juicy structure on the palate.
kr 265
White
1Sparkling
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About Château del Ranq
Château del Ranq is located in Pic Saint-Loup, arguably Languedoc's most ambitious appellation — a mountain terroir north of Montpellier where limestone soils, elevation and a unique microclimate combine to produce wines of a freshness and minerality rare in southern France. Laure and Sébastien run the estate with a clear focus on terroir expression and minimal intervention. Their signature is the imprint of limestone in the wines — a salinity and tension on the palate that sets Pic Saint-Loup apart from Languedoc's warmest zones. The range is varied: AOP Pic Saint-Loup in three red cuvées (Château del Ranq, Redares and Le Ribou), a white Sauvignon (La Cadène), a blanc de noir from red varieties, a light Vin de France red (Poucèt) and a pétillant naturel rosé (La Vertu). Each wine finds its own form according to grape variety and parcel.