Two €10 wines from an innovative Languedoc maker

Wines for the Weekend: This white would go well with lighter summer salads, while the red would work with firm cheeses

These French wines make use of old-world and new-world techniques.
These French wines make use of old-world and new-world techniques.

Jean-Claude Mas is one of the more innovative and successful producers in the Languedoc, in southern France. The son of a grape grower, he uses a combination of old-world and new-world techniques to make very stylish, keenly priced wines.

The two featured wines are made from well-known grape varieties. In addition to these, Dunnes has a Chardonnay and a Grenache, both at €10 and also worth trying.

Jean-Claude Mas Sauvignon Blanc 2025, Pays d’Oc
Jean-Claude Mas Sauvignon Blanc 2025, Pays d’Oc

Jean-Claude Mas Sauvignon Blanc 2025, Pays d’Oc

12.5%, €10 (down from €12.50)

An attractive, fresh, crisp, dry white, with light aromas and lively apple and pear fruits, finishing dry. Try it as an aperitif or with fish dishes. It would also go nicely with lighter summer salads.

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Jean-Claude Mas Cabernet Sauvignon 2025, Pays d’Oc
Jean-Claude Mas Cabernet Sauvignon 2025, Pays d’Oc

Jean-Claude Mas Cabernet Sauvignon 2025, Pays d’Oc

14%, €10 (down from €12.50)

This medium-bodied wine has concentrated blackcurrant and cassis fruits with good tannins and a good dry finish. Enjoy this with roast or grilled red meats or firm cheeses.

From Dunnes