SANTA DUC

"On behalf of the whole team of Domaine Santa Duc, we would like to wish you a healthy and successful New Year. May it be full of surprising encounters, tastings and discoveries.
With this in mind, we invite you to a first rendezvous at the organic wine fair “Millésime Bio” in Montpellier from January 29^th to 31^st . You will find us in Hall 2, Stand 180."

Yves et Benjamin Gras

CHÂTEAU DU CÈDRE

“Together with Accents & Terroirs and some winemaker friends, we will soon be on our way again to present our wines at various European fairs, as always at the beginning of the year. Millésime Bio in Montpellier will make the start, followed by Vinisud and Pro Wein. This year, we will be presenting the promising 2015 vintage, with the Cuvées Château du Cèdre, Le Cèdre and GC, as well as the sulfur-free Cuvée Extra Libre “Le Cèdre” 2016 and Extra Libre 2017.”

Jean-Marc et Pascal Verhaeghe

Dear friends,
For us, travelling is a perfect way to start a new year. We will be waiting for you at the Millésime Bio wine fair in Marseille towards the end of January, as well as in Düsseldorf at Pro Wine Messe in March..

At both trade fairs, you may taste the vintage 2014 of our Cuvees Château du Cèdre, Le Cèdre and GC, but also the 2016 vintage of our first sulphur-free Cuvee “Extra Libre”. NEW THIS YEAR: We will also present the sulphur-free alter-ego of our Cuvee Le Cèdre from the vintage 2015.
We are looking forward to meet your in Marseille and Düsseldorf and wish you a harmonious and happy 2017.

Best Regards,
Jean-Marc and Pascal Verhaeghe

JANUARY 30^th TO FEBRUARY 2^nd: MILLÉSIME BIO MARSEILLE - STAND 295
MARCH 19^th to 21^st : PRO WINE DÜSSELDORF - HALL 12 - STAND B05

Vinparleurs @ Millésime Bio 2015 Montpellier

Millésime Bio was created in 1993 by a handful of winegrowers from Languedoc-Roussillon, members of the AIVB-LR. Their goal was to promote their products and the features of the new vintage towards the purchasers. The event grew big, however the friendly spirit remains. This spirit shows through some characteristics. Watch some pictures of the 2011 edition of Millésime Bio here...

Between January 25^th and January 27^th the 17^th edition of « Millésime Bio » took place in the Exposition Park of Montpellier/France. This wine fare is organised by the AIVB-LR and entirely dedicated to organic wines.

More than 400 winegrowers presented their products to some 2700 wine-professionals from 26 countries. Although most of the exhibitors came from different regions in France, a quarter had come from foreign countries such as Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Germany and even from California/USA, South Africa and Australia.

The wine competition “Challenge Millésime Bio”, open to organic wines from all countries, was held for the second time this year during the fair. Close to 500 wines were presented, which is a huge success for this rather young wine competition. The medalled wines could be tasted in the “Oenotheque” close to the exhibition hall, which was a real opportunity to discover some great organic wines.

The quality of the wines really attracted my attention during the days I spend on the fair. I’ve tasted quit a number of good and very good wines, with different styles and different prices. Another proof for organic wines being of more and more interest, regarding their taste AND their price. You really can say, that beside a significant increase of quality, organic wines in France have become more affordable to a larger amount of people within the last years.

Wines not only to be bought because they are organic, but just because they are tasty…