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Domaine Gauby, La Jasse Blanc, Côtes Catalanes 2022
A skin-contact take on the muscat grape from Roussillon, pale yet intense, bone-dry and yeasty with flashes of citrus and mint. Technically an orange wine though not not by appearance! A perfect aperitif to serve chilled with green olives and sardines.
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Code: FC45741
Wine characteristics
- White Wine
- 1 - Bone dry
- Muscat
- 75cl
- Now to 2026
- 12% Alcohol
- no oak influence
- Cork, natural
- Organic
Domaine Gauby
Gérard Gauby and his wife Ghislaine have literally transformed the fortunes of Roussillon wines which traditionally lagged behind those of the neighbouring Languedoc region. The Catalan borderland of the Roussillon between France and Spain, bathed in sunlight for much of the year, has the potential to produce wines of real interest and depth of flavour. It is thanks to the determination and character of Gérard Gauby that this area is now rightly on the wine-lover’s map.
When Gérard inherited his grandfather’s vines in 1985 he had just 5 hectares of land and the grapes were ‘disposed of’ at the local co-operative. Since then, the Gaubys have expanded to some 45 hectares and produce concentrated, elegant, long-lived wines, now with the involvement of their winemaker son, Lionel. The Gauby formula is at once simple and complex: hard work, astute vineyard selection, biodynamic viticulture and intelligent winemaking. It is no surprise therefore that Gérard Gauby is often described as ‘the uncrowned king of the Roussillon.’ He is a man of deep convictions, at his most uncompromising when it comes to his vines. His son Lionel now works with him as winemaker.
The flagship wine of the estate is Muntada, a dense, complex red based on old-vine carignan and grenache with syrah. Well on its way to achieving cult status, it is regularly included in The Society’s en primeur offers. Moving from grand cru to premier cru, as Gérard likes to describe his hierarchy, are the Vieilles Vignes...