Fatim's entry-point red, conversely coming from some of her oldest vines of Carignan at 80 years of age. Less finessed and more raw than her other wines, this is true vin de table in a more edgy, 'rock n' roll' style - rustic, sanguine juice to quench a thirst. Find out more.

Dense and concentrated, the fruit is pithy, evoking bitter orange marmalade, grapefruit and mango skin, all with the ever-permeating herbal lilt. Find out more.

Juicy and ripe with pretty aromatics soaring over concentrated, ripe black cherries and fresh fruit. ‘It’s our Gamay’ according to Laurent. One to try chilled. Find out more.

A brand new (and possibly one-off) cuvée from Mataburro. Pithy, tense, and invigorating giving kiwi, lime, flowers and white pepper. Find out more.

Striking a characteristic balance of light and shade, here we have some appealing density of fruit, all salty black olive tapenade and charry bramble fruits, offset by lifted floral aromatics and a lightweight body that defies this complexity. Find out more.