Domaine Mada Bang Bang Rosé 2019

Bang Bang is a direct-press rosé made from Grenache Noir and Grenache Blanc grown near Gignac in the Hérault department of Languedoc. The grapes are pressed immediately on arrival, with no skin contact beyond what pressing itself allows, which gives the wine its pale color and clean, fruit-forward profile. It is bottled as Vin de France, giving Edouard Adam freedom to work outside AOC blending rules.

In the cellar, Adam uses only indigenous yeasts, adds no sulfur, and neither fines nor filters the wine. The result is a rosé that is dry, light, and direct — ripe red berry fruit with a vinous texture and enough structure to work at the table rather than just as an aperitif.

Domaine Mada sits outside Gignac, in the Hérault river corridor of the Languedoc. The surrounding territory — framed by the Terrasses du Larzac plateau to the north — is characterized by clay-limestone soils and a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers moderated by elevation and occasional night cooling from the Causse. Adam farms without synthetic inputs and applies biodynamic preparations in the vineyard, though the domaine holds no formal certification.