Juicy, fruity, and dry. A crowd pleasing, medium-bodied rose.

At a Glance

• Origin: Corbières, Languedoc, France
• Varietal & Type: Syrah, Mourvèdre, Carignan
• Vintage: 2023
• ABV: 13%
• Vineyard Soil: Limestone slopes at 250-350m altitude
• USNW Classification: Natural

Tasting Notes & Pairing

• Profile: Dry and crisp with aromas of dry flowers. Dried cranberry, raspberry, soft spices and a hint of violet.
• Food Pairing: Vegetarian dishes, pasta, appetizers, lean fish, aperitif
• Serving Temp: 46-50°F (Well chilled)

About the Winemaker

Domaine des Deux Clés, founded in 2015 by Gaëlle and Florian Richter in the village of Fontjoncouse in the Corbières appellation of Languedoc, is a 14-hectare estate producing distinctive biodynamic wines with a Burgundian spirit.

Gaëlle, a Burgundian oenologist trained in Dijon, and Florian, the son of a German wine importer who studied at Geisenheim University, met in 2009 while working at Maison Champy in Burgundy—where they first discovered biodynamic viticulture. After gaining experience at estates including Lokoya, Château Beaucastel, and Domaine du Pégau, they found their paradise in the Hautes-Corbières, purchasing old vines (some over 111 years old) on steep hillsides at 275-350 meters elevation. Their wines are already featured at three-Michelin-starred Auberge du Vieux Puits in their village.

Farming & Cellar: All vineyards are Demeter-certified biodynamic or in conversion. The unique microclimate—2-4°C cooler than surrounding areas due to higher altitude and north-northeast exposures—preserves freshness and acidity. In the cellar, Gaëlle applies Burgundian techniques: low-pressure pneumatic pressing, fermentation in 228L French oak barrels, gentle rackings, and light bâtonnage for whites. Reds undergo whole cluster and whole berry fermentation with minimal sulfur added only after malolactic fermentation. All wines are bottled without fining or filtration.