Made from a mix of Clairette, Grenache, Cinsault, Aramon grape varieties, this wine shines of sour red cherries bringing with it a sense of vitality. Certainly, some savoury elements running through this wine too adding to its intrigue.

Made up of the words Rigole (which means fun in French) and glou-glou (the way sipping wine sounds in France), rigoglou is a new term used to define fun wines, most of which are natural, light and can be drunk quickly. If you don’t know what we are talking about, hit pause and try a glass of Mas Coutelou Ploutelou.

You’ll soon see what we mean. The word riogoglou exists thanks to these very fresh wines, which are still surprising when they prove that drinking red can also be fun and exciting.