Languedoc appellations & IGP

The broad regional AOP extends from the Nîmes area towards the Spanish border.

Inland Hérault foothills below the Larzac plateau, including sectors near the Hérault gorges and Salagou.

North of Montpellier, between the Pic Saint Loup and Hortus limestone massifs and surrounding foothills.

Seven communes in the hills north of Béziers, against the Faugères mountains.

Southern Aude, between the Mediterranean and the Corbières massif.

The varied Corbières massif in Aude, south of the Aude River and opening towards the Mediterranean.

A distinct dry-red appellation around the Pinada massif, within the geographical heart of Corbières.

Southern Hérault, beside the Thau lagoon near the Mediterranean.

The upper Aude valley around Limoux, south of Carcassonne.

Coastal and inland Hérault: Frontignan, Mireval, Lunel and the elevated Saint-Jean-de-Minervois plateau.

Around Limoux in the upper Aude valley, south of Carcassonne.

Aude and Hérault, between the Canal du Midi and the southern foothills of the Montagne Noire.

North-west of Béziers in Hérault, between the Montagne Noire/Espinouse foothills and the Biterrois plain.

The coastal limestone massif and surrounding foothills between Narbonne and the Mediterranean in Aude.

North and north-west of Carcassonne, on the southern Montagne Noire foothills above the Canal du Midi.

Around the Malepère massif south-west of Carcassonne, between the Carcassonne, Limoux and Castelnaudary areas of western Aude.