An update to our previous tasting.

Jamie and Alex will be joined by Jean - Louis Naveilhan of Blashenwell wines to talke through some hidden gems from their portfolio, through the South of France.

Les Collines du Bourdic was established in 1928 by a handful of vignerons from Bourdic and the surrounding villages, in the Gard region of France, close from the famous "Pont du Gard", the aqueduct built by the Romans more than 2000 years ago.

They produced authentic wines from the easiest to drink to the deepest styles, which reflect the heritage of the region. The skills and knowledge were passed down through the generations and in 1985, the cooperative rebranded as ‘Les Collines du Bourdic’.

Today, it covers 1,700 hectares of vines, of which 150 are organic and certified HVE Level 3. Passionate to showcase the best of their region, they produce a range of elegant wines, from the most delicate to the deepest styles.

While the vinification methods are more modern, the spirit and the profile of the wines remain the same, with light and luminous colours, aromatic vibrancy and all the quintessential flavours of the South of France.