This is a delightful Grenache Blanc, Roussanne blend from a region that may only usually be seen when you are tuned into the Tour de France. Located in the Pyrenees on the border of Spain and France, and right next to Andorra, this wine might take your breath away. With green apple and lemon vibrancy that opens up with wet rock and peach skin texture.

Over the last two or three decades, there has been a strong awareness that Languedoc isn’t just a region to produce warm climate, cheap wine for the local lunchtime bistro crowd. Bit by bit, there has been an awareness that you don't have to worry about old bush vines and climate, except when the thermometer pushes 40 degrees. Enter Terres Fidèles, who through several labels have become aware of the quality of varieties like Grenache, Carignan, Roussanne and Viognier. The Camí del Drac label focuses on two wines, a Carignan sourced from a collection of 50-60 year old vines, outside sunny Perpignan on the coast of southern France and a Grenache Blanc blend which comes from a vineyard that is very close to the Spanish, and Andorran border. The wines are full of personality and it is easy to see why the Languedoc and other southern French regions are receiving the love they need.