The cooperative produces several types of wine or "appellation" with each "appellation" having an associated set of legal regulations. The most restrictive "appellation" is for the "cru" or vintage wines that are labelled as "Tavel" or "Lirac". Tavel is a small village southwest of Roquemaure that produces grapes for rosé wines. Lirac is a small village to the west of Roquemaure, but the wines labelled as "Lirac" come from grapes grown in of designated vineyards that are scattered over the four communes of Lirac, Roquemaure, Saint-Laurent-des-Arbres and Saint-Geniès-de-Comolas. AOC Lirac is produced by 44 winemakers and 5 different cooperatives including the cooperative in Roquemaure. The cooperative in Roquemaure also produces a wine classified as "Côtes du Rhône Villages" with the village specified as Laudun. Laudun is northwest of Roquemaure and is one of 18 villages in the "Côtes du Rhône Villages" "appellation" that is allowed to add the village name. Wines with the Côtes du Rhône "appellation" are produced using grapes grown in vineyards designated as suitable. Vineyards outside these "Côtes du Rhône" designated areas are used to produce wines classed as "Indication Géographique Protégée".