Pêche de Vigne

Dried apricots

Notre Dame des Pallières is a very old family estate (led by Claude Roux and his two children Isabelle and Julien) named for the water source at the edge of the Estate believed to heal people from a great plague in the middle ages

Lemon zest complements the refreshing juiciness while the finish has a bit of a bite

as well as in their winemaking style - fiercely dedicated to showing this unique terroir through their wines

Domitia Picpoul de Pinet, 2024 Tinta Barroca Pêche de VigneSalted stone, ripe lemon + seashells on nose. On palate minerals, ripe apricot, salted lemon + fossils. Named after the first Roman road between Italy & Spain, built in 118 BC that passed through the Languedoc region and the Picpoul vineyards. Piquepoul is the grape, Picpoul de Pinet is the appelation designation. Domitia's Picpoul is all estate (meaning, grown and produced by the winery) which is unique in this area where most wine is produced by the