Narbo Martius Réserve 2021
Coteaux de Narbonne IGP
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IWC Winemaker of the Year, multiple awards for Winery of the Year, plus many more, Gérard Bertrand is a legend of southern France. We've worked with his family for 50 years and this voluptuous, rich, dark Syrah/Grenache celebrates this friendship.
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Wine Details
- Red - Light to Medium Bodied
France- Deep Ruby
- Grenache-based blend
- 10.125 Units
- 13.5% ABV
- 31 December 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Silky black fruit, peppery spice and wild herbs; long and luscious
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
Bertrand is a top wine name in Languedoc. 50 years ago, we worked with Georges Bertrand. Now it's his son, world-famous Gérard. From the age of 10, his father deemed him tall enough (he's now 6ft 8) to work in the cellar. He obviously learnt well, because his list of trophies since taking over is extensive – Winery of the Year, Winemaker of the Year, World Master Winemaker and he's the leading organic producer of the Languedoc too. Gérard was also a phenomenal rugby player, playing for Narbonne and France. When he was 22, his father died and he realised there was only time for one passion. Wine won out. This rich, ripe red is a tribute to his rugby-playing hometown, Narbonne, and its rich heritage as a fine wine area since the Romans.
Bertrand is a top wine name in Languedoc. 50 years ago, we worked with Georges Bertrand. Now it's his son, world-famous Gérard. From the age of 10, his father deemed him tall enough (he's now 6ft 8) to work in the cellar. He obviously learnt well, because his list of trophies since taking over is extensive – Winery of the Year, Winemaker of the Year, World Master Winemaker and he's the leading organic producer of the Languedoc too. Gérard was also a phenomenal rugby player, playing for Narbonne and France. When he was 22, his father died and he realised there was only time for one passion. Wine won out. This rich, ripe red is a tribute to his rugby-playing hometown, Narbonne, and its rich heritage as a fine wine area since the Romans.
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