GERARD BERTRAND

Gérard Bertrand is one of the Languedoc-Roussillon’s most prominent wine producers, farming biodynamically across multiple estates in southern France. The portfolio spans accessible everyday expressions — Côte des Roses rosé and Gris Blanc — through to prestige estate wines like Chateau L’Hospitalet Grand Vin and the avant-garde orange wines and natural expressions of the Art de Vivre line.

Bertrand converted all estate vineyards to biodynamic farming, applying lunar calendar cultivation and natural treatments rather than synthetic chemistry. The approach is reflected across the range: terroir-driven character, minimal intervention, and genuine appellation expression from Corbières, Minervois, Pic Saint-Loup, and other Languedoc appellations. Browse all wine at Wooden Cork.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Gérard Bertrand wines distinctive?

Biodynamic farming across multiple estates in the Languedoc-Roussillon, producing a wide range from the everyday Côte des Roses rosé to prestige estate wines and innovative orange wines. The consistent thread is minimal intervention and genuine terroir expression from southern France’s most diverse appellation landscape.

What is Côte des Roses?

Gérard Bertrand’s most widely distributed expression — a rosé from the Languedoc in a distinctive bottle embossed with a rose pattern. Dry, Provençal in style, with fresh red fruit and floral character. One of the most recognizable rosé bottles on the market.