Les Enfants Sauvages Natural Wine - 750ml

Les Enfants Sauvages, meaning "wild children" in French, is a winery in the Côtes Catalanes region of France (Roussillon) known for its natural, organic, and biodynamic winemaking practices, producing wines that reflect their terroir and a dedication to authenticity. 

Carolin and Nikolaus Bantlin, who moved from Germany to the south of France, established the winery in the Fitou region, near the border with Spain.

Winemaking Philosophy:

They are committed to natural, organic, and biodynamic winemaking, aiming to produce wines that are authentic and expressive of the terroir. Vineyard Practices: They cultivate their vines in the traditional "goblet" style and use natural alternatives to pesticides and herbicides, such as nettle, chamomile, and horsetail preparations. 

Grape Varieties:

They use a variety of grape varieties, including Syrah, Cinsault, Mourvèdre, Grenache, Carignan, and Muscat.

Wine Styles:

 Their wines are known for their fresh, fruity character, with notes of red berries, plums, and dried herbs