Pauline and Pierre-Olivier Laurent run Cantalauze, a nine-hectare winegrowing estate in Cahuzac-sur-Vère in the Tarn region, in the heart of the South-West. Founded by Brigitte and Guy Laurent,Pierre-Olivier's parents, the estate was quite rare in the 80s, with organic viticulture right from the start in 1982, and Vin de France cuvées, a rejection of oenological techniques that were common at the time. Today, Pauline and Pierre-Olivier are the worthy heirs of the Cantalauze spirit: after meeting during their agricultural engineering studies and several experiences abroad, they chose to set up on the family estate in 2014. For the past 10 years, they have continued to develop life in the vineyard in order to give birth to lively wines. Cantalauze means “Singing Lark” in Occitan: an auspicious bird, laden with symbolism, representing the union of the earthly and the celestial... what a great program for a wine tasting. Sincere juices, reflecting the diversity of Gaillac terroir.
Minimal sulphites
Complex, rich nose with notes of quince, pear, raisin, honey... Palate: beautiful tension for a superb balance, with a fresh and long finish. Poetry in a bottle: "Terre Lune, Terre Lune, Ce soir j'ai mis mes ailes d'or, Dans le ciel comme un météore." Boris Vian
Minimal sulphites
Black fruits, violets, licorice, subtle pepper notes... A beautifully balanced wine, both powerful and fresh, subtle and deep, complex and long. Pauline and Pierre-Olivier tell us: "For occasions when you can linger, taste and savor while taking your time."
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