About our French vineyard

Located on the eastern boundary of the village of Le Muy, nestled between the massif of la Colle du Rouët and the red cliffs of the Rocher de Roquebrune.

The uniqueness of La Cômbe is being perfectly nestled between two mountain ranges. We are a little bit of a tunnel that always creates a gentle breeze ~ you rarely see bugs here and the grapes are dry resulting in the unique taste of La Cômbe wine.

This particular area accumulates the French humidity which leads to spoilage, so we cut this down so there is great aeration here and the mountain ranges enable a constant breeze coming through ~ parfaite.

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Boutique, organic vineyard

Our vineyard is completely organic. We distract insects by offering other plants to ensure our grapes have the best conditions to flourish. Magnificent organic soil and optimum irrigation allow rainfall to drain well-meaning it never puddles which is a great indication.

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A tasteful history

Our plot has a wonderful history. If you find a map or a picture that was drawn of La Cômbe in 1588, we had vines growing the Syrah variety.

We have an old book from the 1700s where we’ve referenced where vines were planted and what kind of yields you’d get. We took all that out because they were much older and we replanted everything with Viognier and balanced it with rows of Cabernet Sauvignon.

After soil tests, we felt that this was the best plot for the Viognier and for Cabernet. Our soils are more red and rich in clay, we thought that would be better for the Syrah.

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We have an abundance of exceptional organic soil. Simple methods of grass cuttings get ploughed it back into our soil, retaining all of the nutrients and goodness.

All of our cuttings stay at the Château so we have healthy content in the soil and also drains well. We never get puddles here ~ which is a good indication.

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Superior taste stems from our roots

The soil, the way it’s handled, the way you take the density away from the vine for the better ones to flourish. It’s all the same kind of primary things you have to get right to produce an organic product but this is it.

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“Whenever you walk through La Cômbe you’ll get those gorgeous aromas of Provence”