​Château Cascadais is a red wine from the Corbières appellation in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of southern France. Owned by Philippe Courrian—also proprietor of Château Tour Haut-Caussan in Médoc—the estate was acquired in 1992 and named after the natural waterfalls ("cascades") in the area .​ The estate spans 25 hectares of vineyards, surrounded by 50 hectares of garrigue, 10 hectares of cultivable land, and 3 hectares of olive trees . The grape varieties include Syrah, Grenache, Carignan, Mourvèdre, and Cinsault. The vineyard is certified organic, and the winemaking process emphasizes traditional methods. Carignan and Grenache are vinified in tanks to preserve their fruitiness, while Syrah is aged in oak barrels to Château Cascadais wines are known for their purity and balance. The 2020 vintage, for example, offers aromas of lead pencil and black fruits, leading to a medium-bodied palate with juicy blackberries, spices, and cassis. The wine is fresh, well-balanced, and elegant, with a long, flavorful finish . The wines are enjoyable in their youth but can also be cellared for up to a decade .​ With an alcohol content of 14.5%, Château Cascadais pairs well with dishes like beef, veal, and pasta