Retour Domaine Peyre Rose - Coteaux du Languedoc - Marlène n°3 - Red - 2009
COUNTRY/REGION: Languedoc
DESIGNATION: Vin de France
COLOR: Red
VINTAGE: 2009
GRAPE VARIETY: 65% Syrah & 35% Grenache
ALCOHOL: 13.5 vol.
CONTENT: 75 cl
The tasting
Color Bright ruby red.
Nose An aromatic bouquet focused on red fruits with a bold, spicy, peppery edge.
Palate Its enveloping tannic structure delivers a velvety texture, striking a beautiful balance between concentration and freshness—pure elegance in a glass.
The sommelier's advice
Temperature Serve between 14 and 16°C.
Food Filet of venison Grand Veneur style, herb-roasted squab, braised beef chuck with mushrooms.
Cellar ageing From now on and even longer
The estate and the wine
The estate and the wine Peyre Rose is a legendary estate in the Languedoc with a top 3-star rating from RVF, driven by the unique and bold vision of Marlène Soria. Founded in the early ’90s with modest ambitions, it’s now a benchmark for Languedoc wines aiming for international recognition.

Praised by Parker and adored by critics, Peyre Rose stands out for its organic methods and dedication to producing wines built to age. These are wines crafted with patience, often aged for a decade or more before release, delivering incredible depth and balance. They’ve become some of the most sought-after wines from the region, showcasing the true potential of the Languedoc.
Wine With vibrant floral notes, energy, and a firm yet generous structure, the 2009 Red Marlène n°3 from Coteaux du Languedoc is beautifully balanced. It’s fully open now, with layers of spice, earthy humus, and forest floor—a wine that ages gracefully and still has 7 to 8 years of life ahead. Known for its complexity and finesse, this cuvée is a true standout. Rated 95/100 by Bettane+Desseauve.
Vinification Hand harvested. Destemming and sorting of grapes. Vinification in concrete vats. Matured 3/4 in vats and 1/4 in casks.
AWARDS
AWARDS Estate awarded 3 stars in the Guide des Meilleurs Vins de France 2025 (RVF)
Estate rated 4 stars in the Guide de Bettane et Desseauve 2025