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A richly textured Southern Rhône red at 15% ABV, blending Grenache, Mourvèdre and Syrah from the prestigious Rasteau village appellation. Expect dark plum, sun-dried herbs and a warming spice finish with genuine depth. Like the Guigal Côtes du Rhône Rouge, you're getting a classic Southern Rhône GSM blend rooted in Grenache, delivering that same signature warmth, ripe southern-French fruit and garrigue character you're already drawn to. Rasteau is a step up in appellation prestige from straight Côtes du Rhône — so you get the same familiar flavour world you love, but with a little more concentration and terroir definition for your money.

An organic, old-vine Syrah from the Northern Rhône's Saint-Joseph appellation at 14% ABV. Intense black fruit, violet and anise on the nose, with rocky minerality and fine, structured tannins. If you enjoy the Syrah backbone and peppery savouriness in the Guigal Côtes du Rhône, this takes you into pure varietal Syrah territory — from one of the Northern Rhône's most exciting organic producers. Laurent Habrard works just a short drive from where Guigal itself sources some of its finest fruit. The move to Saint-Joseph gives you greater precision and a more defined mineral edge, while still sitting firmly in the Rhône's iron-fisted, violet-and-dark-fruit style you clearly enjoy.

A Syrah-led blend with Grenache and Carignan from the Languedoc's Guibert family, at approx. 13.5% ABV. Overripe red berries, jammy fruit and cracked pepper make this a generous, food-friendly red. You're stepping just outside the Rhône here — but the Languedoc shares the same sun-drenched southern-French DNA. The Syrah/Grenache/Carignan combination produces a very similar flavour profile to what you know from Guigal: ripe red and dark fruit, peppery spice and an easy-drinking generosity. Mas de Daumas Gassac is a legendary name in the Languedoc, and their Moulin de Gassac range is the brilliant everyday expression of that pedigree — ideal if you want to explore beyond the Rhône without straying far from the taste world you love.