In 1975, Gerard Bertrand began his grape harvest at Chateau de Villemajou in the
Corbieres, where he discovered his passion for wine. Over the course of twelve
years, he honed his skills alongside his father Georges Bertrand until the
fourth generation finally carried on the legacy. After the tragic death of his
father in 1987, Gerard Bertrand took over the family management of the Domaine
de Villemajou and founded the Gerard Bertrand wine company. The Gerard Bertrand
Group comprises 16 wine estates and 16 chateaux along the Mediterranean coast of
France, covering a total of 850 hectares. Some of the grapes are harvested by
hand and matured in 225-liter Bordeaux barrels, while the rest is stored in
stainless steel tanks.

The Cote des Roses, a tribute to the Mediterranean lifestyle, comes from the
renowned Gerard Bertrand vineyard in the Languedoc region, along the
Mediterranean coast to the Spanish border. The area benefits from a semi-arid
Mediterranean climate, which creates ideal conditions for viticulture. The
bottle design, created by a young designer from the French college Ecole Boulle,
features a bottle base in the shape of a rose blossom.



Gerard Bertrand Cote des Roses Rose is made from the Grenache, Syrah and
Cinsault grape varieties, whose grapes thrive on hard limestone, slate and
gravel soils. After careful ageing, the wine is bottled and sealed with a glass
stopper to preserve its freshness and aromas as much as possible.