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In a few words ...
The new owner of the estate, luc bontemps, is an ex-journalist who recently became a winemaker. He began his career in the Loire: a one-year work-study program at the Lycée Viticole d'Amboise and at the domaine Chahut et Prodiges, owned by Grégory Leclerc. Then it was off to the Tarn to continue his training as a woofer at Charles Bonnafont's domaine Cinq Peyres. It was the first time he had set foot in Occitanie, and he was immediately won over by the beauty of the landscape, the hospitality of the people and the mildness of the climate. But the decisive factor in his move to the region was his meeting with charles, a passionate winemaker who shares his knowledge and love of wine with no holds barred. And as fate would have it, two years after that first meeting, Clos rocailleux, a neighboring estate of five peyres, was put up for sale. In organic conversion since 2018, its grapes are harvested, vinified and aged naturally! The land covers 13 hectares on a limestone plateau 300 meters above sea level. The vineyard covers 7.5 hectares spread over seven separate plots. This relatively small surface area allows us to monitor the vines.
Tasting notes
Taste
Gourmet and fruity
Product details
Keeps
2024 years
Peak
2024 - 2027
Service
15°C
Grape varieties -
Terroir -
Culture type
Organic
Alcohol
-
Content
75cl
Decanting
-
Food and wine pairings
Meat
Cuisses de canard au miel - joue de boeuf confite
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Clos Rocailleux
Clos Rocailleux is a domain from the region Sud-Ouest in France, that produces 1 wines available to purchase, including the wine Le Canon D'andi 2021.
Appellation
Gaillac
The appellation Gaillac is part of the region of Sud-Ouest from France which include Clos Rocailleux and its 1 cuvées. Spread over ., this region is 450 million bottles per year (50% white wines, 25% red wines, 25% rosés).
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