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10.21.2026
2025 Saint-Marc White
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Saint-Marc Ventoux Blanc
Mont Ventoux is the most famous climb in the Tour de France, and it turns out the same altitude that breaks professional cyclists makes for some of the southern Rhône's most refreshing white wine country. The Vignerons de Saint-Marc have been farming its foothills since 1928, and Grenache Blanc with Clairette is exactly the right call here: cool nights, limestone soils, grapes that thrive on it.
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It could be our Wine of the Year...and it's $14.99
We taste A LOT of wine each year (someone has to do it!), all in hopes of finding those unicorns that hit every criteria: packaging, price, and quality.
Let’s be honest though...there is a lot of wine out there that is, how does one say, not so great. But there are pockets of greatness, and the co-op behind Saint Marc Canteperdrix is one of them.
Their entire portfolio is an embarrassment of riches, but this white wine is one of the stars of the show.
So who are these people?
Picture the south face of Mont Ventoux in Provence. If you watch the Tour de France, you know this mountain: the “Giant of Provence,” the bald, wind-blasted peak the riders dread every time it shows up on the route. Down at its base is a patchwork of vines, olive trees, cherry orchards, and truffle oaks.
That’s where these growers have been farming since 1928.
Les Vignerons de Saint Marc Canteperdrix is a cooperative, with cellars in two neighboring villages, Caromb and Mazan. Wine has been made here since Roman times (archaeologists have dug up the proof), and the Popes in nearby Avignon helped make Ventoux wine famous back in the Middle Ages.
Fun fact about Mazan: its other claim to fame is the château of the Marquis de Sade. We’ll leave that one right there 😂
And why a co-op? Because this is how so much of the best value wine in France gets made. Growers pool their grapes, share the equipment, share the costs, and nobody is paying off a fancy château. You get the fruit of an entire mountainside without the overhead. When a co-op is run well, it’s one of the best deals in wine.
This one is run well. The Guide Hachette, basically the bible of French wine, has written them up for years, and notes they’re more often recognized for their whites than their reds.
Which brings us to this bottle.
A blend of Grenache Blanc and Clairette, two classic white grapes of the southern Rhône. Grenache Blanc brings the body, Clairette brings the perfume.
The co-op describes it in three words: gourmand, fruité, et rond. Generous, fruity, and round. Pale gold in the glass, with acacia, peach, and grapefruit on the nose, then a fresh, citrusy finish that keeps you coming back for another sip.
This is a wine built to drink young and drink often. The co-op says enjoy it within a year or two, so this is not one for the cellar.
With that in mind, I know what I'm drinking tonight! Let's do this!