Estates / Mas Del Perie
Mas del perie
Fabien Jouves
COUNTRY: France
REGION: Southwest France
APPELLATION: Vin de France, AOC Cahors
Mas del Périé is a wine estate located in the village of Causse in the Cahors region of South West France. He comes from an old family of a long line of peasant farmers who believe in working in harmony with the land. The estate was founded in 2006 by Fabien Jouves, a young and dynamic winemaker who is passionate about expressing the diversity and authenticity of his local terroir. Mas del Périé farms almost thirty hectares of land on the highest slopes of Cahors.
The estate is planted with Malbec, the emblematic grape variety of Cahors, where it’s referred to as Côt. He also cultivates other well-known varieties, such as Chenin Blanc, Merlot, and Tannat. However, he is also a believer in using many of the ancient varieties that are not often used but are native to the region.
The vineyards of Mas del Périé are certified organic and biodynamic. Fabien Jouves farms the vineyards respecting the natural balance of the ecosystem and also encourages the health of the soil and the vines. He farms according to the cycles of the moon and the planets, which he believes affect the energy of the soil, his vines, and his wines. He does not add any oenological additives, such as sulfites, enzymes, or acids, respecting the wine’s nature.
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Wine Region:
southwest france
Southwest France, which comprises Aquitaine, Limousin, and Midi-Pyrénées, is fourth in terms of the largest wine producers in the country. As is in the name, it spans all of the southwestern portion of the country, with the notable exception of Bordeaux. The wines in the area lean more towards Atlantic than Mediterranean build, much like those of Bordeaux.
The terroir of Southwest France varies as far and wide as the wines made there. The Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean give the area a mostly maritime climate, although the inlands are more continental – therefore hotter and drier. The rivers Tarn, Lot, Garonne, and Dordogne variety to the soil types of the region, as do vineyards such as Bearn that lie on the slopes of the Pyrénées (with its different altitudes, aspects, and soil stone types.
Featured Grape Varieties:
Malbec
Mauzac
Négrette
Semillon
Tannat
Colombard
Ugni Blanc
Listan
Tannat
Cabernet
Arrufiac
Petit Courbu
Manseng
Cabernet Sauvignon
Pinenc
Gros Manseng
Semillon
Muscadele
Camaralet
Petit Manseng
Sauvignon Blanc
Cabernet Sauvignon
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