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pink gris grape · rare

Terret Gris

Hérault, France

Say it

teh·rehgree

/tɛ.ʁɛ ɡʁi/French

The final t in Terret is silent in French.

The story

First written down · 1736, Languedoc, France

Terret gris is a color mutation of Terret noir from Languedoc, probably from Hérault. The first reliable mention of Terret in Languedoc dates to 1736. It was used for wines made to be distilled in the 17th and 18th centuries and for vermouth in the 19th and early 20th century, then plantings fell toward the end of the 20th century.

Where it lives

Languedoc, France

Shows up as

still white
Shop our Terret Gris bottles
These describe the classic expression of the grape. Skin contact, carbonic and other low-intervention winemaking — which we love — can bend all of them.