Domaine Reine Juliette Mas des Palombes Chardonnay
Domaine Reine Juliette Mas des Palombes Chardonnay
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This Chardonnay has a golden yellow colour with white flowers and tropical fruits on the nose.
It is full and rich on the mouth with a lingering finish.
Outstanding value for money for a Chardonnay of this quality.
Tasting Notes
Golden yellow color with brilliant highlights. Nose drawing on notes of white flowers and exotic fruits, on the palate generous and ample with a persistent finish.
Producer Profile
Domaine Reine Juliette sits along the southern side of the modern A9, which historically was the Via Domitia which connected Italy to Spain. The road played an important part in expanding viticulture in the Languedoc and putting Picpoul de Pinet wines on the map. The Via Domitia was also known as via Reine Juliette after a queen of the same name who once travelled along it.
Since the estate borders the road, it was named after this queen. This relationship to the region’s deep history is appropriate as Guillaume Alliès is one of the guiding forces moving Picpoul into future; a future of higher quality, lower yields and more conscientious vineyard work.
Guillaume and his sister Marion inherited the estate from their parents in 1985, and they are now joined by his son working the land. Together they are the 6th and 7th generations of Alliès making wine at Reine Juliette.
Viticulture
At Mas des Palombes, the vines stretch out like a sea of green, caressed by the golden rays of the Mediterranean sun. Each day begins with the murmur of leaves in the sea breeze, and each evening is adorned with the warm hues of sunset. In this wine-growing paradise, planted with umbrella pines and garrigue, each berry, nourished by an exceptional terroir, reveals a symphony of unique flavours. In the glass, each sip evokes the history of this generous land and the dazzling beauty of its wines, born in the heart of this sun-drenched terroir, just a stone’s throw from the sparkling Mediterranean.
Tradition – through the heritage of several generations of winegrowers who have passed on the essential know-how towards a constant search for quality in order to strive for perfection.
Density of vines is 4000 plants/ha, Single size guyot, yield 60 hl/ha. SOIL: clay-limestone.
Winemaking
All the fruit is destemmed before being gently pressed pneumatically and fermented and aged at precisely controlled temperatures to preserve absolute freshness.
Goes well with
This textural Chardonnay will ideally accompany dishes of fish, white meats and poultry in cream sauce and also hard cheeses.
Cellaring
Up to two years with careful cellaring.
| Style | Still Wine |
|---|---|
| Vintage | 2024 |
| ABV | 13.5% |
| Grapes | Chardonnay |
| Blend | Chardonnay 100% |
| Format | Standard (750 ml) |
| Closure | Screw Cap |
Tasting Notes
Golden yellow color with brilliant highlights. Nose drawing on notes of white flowers and exotic fruits, on the palate generous and ample with a persistent finish.
Producer Profile
Domaine Reine Juliette sits along the southern side of the modern A9, which historically was the Via Domitia which connected Italy to Spain. The road played an important part in expanding viticulture in the Languedoc and putting Picpoul de Pinet wines on the map. The Via Domitia was also known as via Reine Juliette after a queen of the same name who once travelled along it.
Since the estate borders the road, it was named after this queen. This relationship to the region’s deep history is appropriate as Guillaume Alliès is one of the guiding forces moving Picpoul into future; a future of higher quality, lower yields and more conscientious vineyard work.
Guillaume and his sister Marion inherited the estate from their parents in 1985, and they are now joined by his son working the land. Together they are the 6th and 7th generations of Alliès making wine at Reine Juliette.













