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Michel Chapoutier’s Bila-Haut is undeniably one of our most popular imports, praised for its superb value at only R175 per bottle! With Jancis Robinson singing the praises of the outstanding quality coming out of the Côtes du Roussillon, we can’t agree more that everyone should ‘take advantage’ of these ‘seriously under-priced’ wines.

The Bila-Haut 2020 is a kick-ass blend of Syrah, Grenache and Carignan. Deliciously fruity and supple with a mineral, dry finish, it’s a perennial overachiever and has made regular appearances on Wine Spectator’s Top 100 list. Don’t ignore its white-blend counterpart, Bila-Haut Blanc 2021, which is pure, fine, vibrant and aromatic. Both seriously overdeliver on quality and should be enjoyed in copious quantities around the lunch table this summer.

Order 12 bottles or more of either the Rouge or Blanc and score a 10% discount, on this offer only!

The Bila-Haut vineyards are organic and biodynamically farmed. Known for their stony terraces, steep, craggy limestone and black schist soils, and low-yielding old vines, these parcels produce wines with wonderful flavour and depth, balanced with a stone-like minerality. The sunny climate of the Languedoc-Roussillon gives the wines generosity, without compromising their freshness.

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Vinous regards,

Tasting notes

Chapoutier Bila-Haut Rouge 2020

'Bottled in April, the 2020 Côtes Du Roussillon Villages Bila Haut (55% Syrah and 45% Grenache) offers lots of jammy black and blue fruits as well as peppery herbs. It’s ripe, medium to full-bodied, and opulent while still holding onto a terrific sense of purity.' – Jeb Dunnuck, 90/100

Chapoutier Bila-Haut Blanc 2021

'The Chapoutier Bila Haut Blanc 2021 is a classic expression of a Rhône white offering great value. A blend of Grenache Blanc, Roussane, Marsanne and Macabeu, it is vibrant and aromatic. Mineral-tinged lemon and lime fruits mingle with spiced peach and orchard for a lingering finish.' – Kenny Nassen, Aug 2021

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