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Gaillac Mauzac Nature - Domaine de Plageoles

Domaine de Plageoles
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Mauzac Gaillac AOC 75 cl

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CHF 26.30−12%(CHF 35.07/ℓ)
Recommended price: CHF 29.80

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Technical information

Producer
Domaine de Plageoles
Name
Gaillac AOC
Variety
Mauzac
Gradation
11.5%
Format
75 cl
Aromatic profile
Notes of green apple, white flowers, freshness
Vinification method
Natural fermentation, no added sulfites
Aging
2 months in tank
Color
White
Serving temperature
8-10°C
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The Gaillac Mauzac Nature from Domaine de Plageoles is a true expression of the Gaillac terroir, located in the southwestern region of France. This wine is produced exclusively from Mauzac grapes, a local variety that imparts a unique freshness and distinctive characteristics to the wine. The "nature" methodology of Domaine de Plageoles enhances the purity and authenticity of the fruit without the addition of sugar or external yeasts.

The visual aspect reveals a straw-yellow color adorned with light greenish reflections, indicators of its youth and vitality. On the nose, it offers an intensely fruity aromatic bouquet, with hints of green apple and floral notes that are delightful to the senses. On the palate, the Gaillac Mauzac Nature surprises with its liveliness and freshness, maintaining a harmonious balance between acidity and fruitiness that makes it extremely drinkable and enjoyable.

Ideal as an aperitif, it also pairs well with light fish dishes, seafood, or fresh goat cheeses. A wine that represents the pure expression of its terroir, perfect for those seeking an authentic tasting experience linked to the French winemaking tradition.

The winery

Domaine Plageoles

Gaillac, Tarn (Occitanie)FranciaSince 1805

Family-run winery in Gaillac (Tarn, France), known for preserving and vinifying the native grape varieties of the Southwest, practicing organic viticulture and natural winemaking approaches.
Grape varieties
Mauzac, Ondenc, Duras, Braucol (Fer Servadou), Prunelart, Verdanel, Muscadelle, Syrah
  • Custodian and conservatory of indigenous grape varieties rarely cultivated elsewhere
  • A wide range including dry whites, sparkling wines, reds and traditional sweet wines from Gaillac.
  • Production based on organic farming and natural winemaking practices
  • On-site sales cellar open year-round, with a boutique and online shop.
  • Member and collaborator of local initiatives
The story
Domaine Plageoles is a family-run estate active since the 19th century; sources indicate that the estate has been farmed by the Plageoles family since 1805 and passed down through generations. Over time the owners have recovered and preserved the traditional local grape varieties of the Gaillac region, developing a deep relationship with its ampelographic heritage.
Production philosophy
The estate emphasizes the expression of the terroir and indigenous varieties, practicing organic farming and low-intervention winemaking with native yeasts. This approach seeks to respect the soil and the fruit to produce wines that reflect authenticity and local character.
Terroir and vineyards
Located in the Gaillac area, the estate extends over parcels between Cahuzac-sur-Vère, Castelnau-de-Montmiral and Montels; the soils are described as clay-limestone and sandy, typical of the Gaillac vineyards.