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Domaine de la Gypière is located in the heart of the Provencal vineyards. This charming estate covers 22 hectares of AOP Côtes de Provence. Its name comes from the gypsum quarry that was present on the estate in the 17th century. Our special cuvée "les armoises de la gypière" pays tribute to the molinier mugwort, a protected species under Natura 2000. The Lac de Gavoty, not far from the estate, is one of the few places in the world where this highly aromatic perennial plant grows. The grapes are harvested between 4 a.m. and 12 p.m. to ensure that they do not exceed a temperature of 20°. The harvest is then passed through a heat exchanger so that the berries enter the presses close to the temperature of 10°. The wines are produced by direct pressing, which means that maceration takes place directly in the membrane press. The cycle lasts around 4 hours. On leaving the press, the wines are "stabulated": the temperature is lowered to 4° for 5 days to enhance the wine's fruitiness. Fermentation then begins, lasting around 3 weeks.
Tasting notes
Aroma
Fine, expressive nose, evoking strawberry, ripe pear and citron zest, enhanced by a hint of fennel.
Taste
Acidic, the palate is elegant and greedy, balancing the freshness of grapefruit juice with the full-bodied volume of white-fleshed fruit.
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Alcohol
13%
Content
75cl
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Domaine de la Gypière
Domaine de la Gypière is a domain from the region Provence in France, that produces 1 wines available to purchase, including the wine Les Armoises 2021.
Appellation
Côtes-de-Provence
The appellation Côtes-de-Provence is part of the region of Provence from France which include Domaine de la Gypière and its 1 cuvées. Spread over ., this region is 160 million bottles per year (88.5% rosé, 8% red, 3.5% white).
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