Carignan IGP Côtes de Thau Baron de Badassière 2024
To ensure the most accurate price comparisons across menus with varying descriptions, we group wines by producer and standardize spellings (including accents and diacritics). Standard vintage years (e.g., 2022/2023) are merged, while exceptional Grand Vintages are tracked independently.
Sommelier's Note
A fruit-forward, vibrant red showcasing expressive aromas of wild blackberry, crushed cherry, and subtle garrigue herbs. On the palate, it delivers supple tannins, juicy acidity, and a peppery finish.
Pairs Well With
Slow-cooked Mediterranean lamb tagine with dried apricots, chickpeas, and fresh coriander.
Did You Know?
The estate's name originates from an 18th-century vineyard owned by Baron Charles Emmanuel, reputed to be an illegitimate son of King Louis XV.
Grape / Blend
Carignan
Region
Languedoc, France
Where is this wine available?
Disclaimer: All retail prices & ratings are highly educated AI estimates. Restaurant wine lists change frequently so we recommend scanning the physical menu for the most up-to-date insights. For precision regarding specific vintages, please verify online.