In the glass

Medium-bodiedMedium tanninMedium acidityDryMedium finish

Aroma: red plum, garrigue, spice, warm earth

Palate: cherry, wild herb, fresh tannin, savoury

Mas Conscience's lead Terrasses du Larzac cuvée, drawing on the oldest Syrah, Grenache and Cinsault plots of the estate.

What it pairs with

  • Lamb skewers with rosemary
    L'Eveil's herb register matches grilled rosemary lamb.
  • Saucisson-mushroom pasta
    The wine's savoury depth carries forest mushroom.
  • Pelardon goat cheese
    The local goat cheese matches the wine's wild-herb lift.

History

L'Eveil is the flagship Terrasses du Larzac cuvée of Mas Conscience at Saint-Jean-de-Fos. The estate is organic-certified since 2012 and continues to convert toward biodynamic practice.

  1. 2010 — First vintage of L'Eveil
  2. 2012 — Estate certified organic

Facts

Producer
Mas Conscience
Grapes
Syrah (45%), Grenache (45%), Cinsault (10%)
Classification
AOC Terrasses du Larzac
Oak
18-24 months in truncated cone-shaped wooden vats
ABV
14.0%
Price
EUR 18-26 at retail
Drinking window
3-10 from vintage
First vintage
2010
Organic
ORGANIC CERTIFIED
Vegan
Yes (no animal-derived fining)

Frequently asked about L'Eveil

What does Mas Conscience L'Eveil taste like?

Red plum, garrigue, spice and warm earth on the nose; cherry, wild herb, fresh tannin and savoury notes on the palate. Medium-bodied with medium tannins, medium acidity and a savoury finish.

When should I drink Mas Conscience L'Eveil?

Drink between 3 and 10 years from vintage. Young vintages benefit from 45 minutes of decanting; the wine reaches its peak at 5-8 years.

What grapes are in Mas Conscience L'Eveil?

Forty-five percent Syrah, 45 percent Grenache and 10 percent Cinsault. Drawn from the oldest plots of these three varieties on the estate.

What food pairs with Mas Conscience L'Eveil?

Lamb skewers with rosemary is the canonical pairing; the wine's herb register matches grilled rosemary lamb. Saucisson-mushroom pasta and Pelardon goat cheese are equally strong matches.

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