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Set on the rolled-pebble soils of Caissargues in the Gard, Château de Nages covers 70 hectares at the heart of the Costières de Nîmes appellation. A family estate for five generations, taken in hand by Michel Gassier in 1993, it has become one of Languedoc-Roussillon's most recognised names — ranked in Wine Spectator's top ten for eleven consecutive years and the first French wine estate to earn regenerative agriculture certification from A Greener World. At Halles Quercamps, we have selected this estate for the rigour of its organic approach, the precision of its red, white and rosé blends, and a consistency of quality that speaks for itself at the international level. A reliable address for anyone seeking a Costières de Nîmes with genuine character.

Château de Nages represents Costières de Nîmes at its most accomplished: 70 hectares of Rhône rolled-pebble terroir farmed organically and regeneratively, shaped over three decades by the careful hand of Michel Gassier.

A family estate rooted in the Costières de Nîmes

Located in the commune of Caissargues in the Gard, Château de Nages has been in the same family for five generations. Michel Gassier took over the estate in 1993, bringing with him a clear vision: to express the full potential of this southern terroir without compromise. Under his stewardship, the estate has grown into one of the most consistently praised addresses in Languedoc-Roussillon, earning a place in Wine Spectator's top ten for eleven consecutive years — a record that speaks to the depth and reliability of the work being done here.

Galets roulés: the defining terroir of the appellation

The 70 hectares of vines at Château de Nages sit on the characteristic soils of the Costières de Nîmes: large, smooth pebbles of Rhône origin, deposited over millennia on a bed of red clay. These galets roulés absorb heat during the day and release it slowly through the night, encouraging full, even ripening across the estate's principal varieties — Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre, Roussanne and Grenache Blanc. The vines face gently south-east and are exposed to the Mistral, which keeps the canopy dry, reduces disease pressure and preserves natural acidity in the fruit. It is a terroir that demands little intervention and rewards patient, attentive viticulture.

Organic and regenerative: a commitment that goes further

Château de Nages has held organic (Agriculture Biologique) certification for its entire vineyard. More significantly, it became the first French wine estate to receive regenerative agriculture certification from A Greener World — an internationally recognised body whose standards go well beyond conventional organic requirements, encompassing soil health, biodiversity, water management and long-term ecosystem resilience. This is not a marketing position; it is a measurable, audited commitment that informs every decision in the vineyard, from cover cropping and composting to the management of the estate's surrounding landscape.

Reds, whites and rosés across the Costières de Nîmes

  • Reds: Syrah and Grenache-led blends with structure, depth and the characteristic warmth of the southern Rhône garrigue — built for the medium term but approachable young.
  • Whites: Roussanne and Grenache Blanc, vinified with care to preserve freshness and aromatic complexity — floral, textured and well-suited to the table.
  • Rosés: Pale, precise and dry, reflecting the estate's commitment to balance over extraction — among the more serious rosés produced in the Costières de Nîmes.

Why we have selected Château de Nages

At Halles Quercamps, we look for estates where the quality in the glass is matched by integrity in the vineyard. Château de Nages meets both criteria with distinction. The organic and regenerative certifications are verifiable and meaningful; the Wine Spectator recognition is consistent, not occasional; and the range — red, white and rosé — offers genuine breadth without dilution of focus. We recommend these wines to enthusiasts who want a Costières de Nîmes that reflects its terroir honestly, and who appreciate knowing that the estate behind the bottle is working with the land rather than against it. At the table, the reds pair well with slow-roasted lamb, daubes and hard cheeses from the region; the whites and rosés are excellent companions to grilled fish, ratatouille and summer terrines.

Explore the wines of Château de Nages

Browse our full selection of reds, whites and rosés from this Costières de Nîmes estate in the range listed below.

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