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Red wine "La Foudonne", 2017, Domaine des Hauts Traversiers (organic & AOP Ventoux)

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Elke Havenstein-Schilling

Red wine "La Foudonne", 2017, Domaine des Hauts Traversiers (organic & AOP Ventoux)

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Tini
Everything is fine

Top quality and service

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Rico Förster
Good wines

Family businesses that produce good wines. Ordering and delivery worked really well. Always happy to come back.

We are very happy that you like our wines! Merci beaucoup!

organic winery Domaine les Hauts Traversiers

Didier and his son Florian grow typical grape varieties of the Ventoux region on 9 hectares of their organic winery Domaine des Hauts Traversiers, with a view of the Vaucluse and Luberon mountains.

Organic & Geographically Protected Origin (AOC)

The winery has been 100% organic since 2010. Their wines are also AOC Ventoux certified. This international label guarantees the origin and protects traditional production methods and grape varieties.

cultivation, assemblage and distribution

The grapes of the Domaine des Hauts Traversiers grow in the fields around Pernes les Fontaines on sandy and loamy soil. All wines are AOC and organic certified and must meet strict quality standards. For example, the grapes are harvested manually.

Unlike many winemakers today, Didier and Florian don't just work on marketing the wine, but also really work in the vineyards. They have the knowledge and therefore also look after the vineyards of some other wineries.

wine insider tip

In order to develop their wine and create complex taste experiences, father and son have been working with an oenologist for several years. They create white wine from the regional grape varieties Roussane, Viognier and Grenache blanc. Red wine from the classic Grenache and Syrah grapes.

Depending on the wine, it is stored in barrique and/or stainless steel barrels in the winery itself.

The wines from the winery are a real insider tip. In terms of taste, they can compete with very renowned, expensive wines. Due to the small growing area, only small quantities are produced and are mainly sold in delicatessens in France and in restaurants in the region.

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