Le Grand Noir GSM IGP Pays d'Oc

Le Grand Noir GSM Pays d'Oc

A Southern French blend with character. Le Grand Noir combines Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre into a ruby-red wine with spicy notes and plenty of black fruit. The style is full-bodied without being heavy, just what you want for a glass with stew or strong cheeses. What does GSM mean? A classic Southern French blend of Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre, each with its own distinct role in fruit, spice, and structure.

Vineyards and region

The grapes come from France, Languedoc-Roussillon, within the IGP Pays d'Oc. The sunny southern coast produces ripe blackberries and black cherries, while Mediterranean influences provide freshness and a peppery note on the finish.

Vinification and maturation

Made in an expressive, fruit-driven style, the spiciness remains clear and the structure feels refined. Mourvèdre provides extra backbone, making the wine powerful yet balanced.

Grape composition

Grenache – Pays d'Oc
60%. Provides juicy red and black fruit.

Syrah – Pays d'Oc
35%. Adds pepper, spice, and depth.

Mourvèdre – Pays d'Oc
5%. Brings structure and a powerful mouthfeel.

Tasting notes and serving suggestions

Deep ruby ​​red. The aroma reveals spicy aromas of blackberries, black cherry plums, and a hint of pepper. The palate is spicy and structured, with dominant black fruit and a powerful yet balanced finish. Pairs well with meat dishes, stews, and characterful cheeses. Ages well for 3 years.