“La Chevalière,” or “the knight’s lady,” is a reference to “Mas La Chevalière,” literally the “farmhouse of the knight’s lady,” the Laroche winery in southern France that was created by Michel Laroche. Surrounded by a wall, just like the “clos” enclosures in Burgundy, Mas La Chevalière is a place of history and character where the “jardins à la française” offer a Mediterranean accent.

2021 was a vintage that kept the promises of producing a satisfying state of the crop, despite a particular year. This vintage has been marked by spring frost, resulting in significant disparities among plots and a decrease in the harvest volume. The summer months recorded moderate temperatures, without excessive heat during the day, with mild cool nights. The harvest began on August 18th, which is considered a slightly later ripening period of the grapes in comparison to previous vintages. The first juices immediately unveiled great acidity and a high aromatic profile, which was confirmed during the winemaking process.

2021 was a vintage that kept the promises of producing a satisfying state of the crop, despite a particular year. This vintage has been marked by spring frost, resulting in significant disparities among plots and a decrease in the harvest volume. The summer months recorded moderate temperatures, without excessive heat during the day, with mild cool nights. The harvest began on August 18th, which is considered a slightly later ripening period of the grapes in comparison to previous vintages. The first juices immediately unveiled great acidity and a high aromatic profile, which was confirmed during the winemaking process.

Bright ruby color. Ripe and pulpy cherry aroma on the nose. Juicy mouthfeel combined with supple, velvety tannins.