Domaine Adele Rouze 8 Items

Adele Rouze is in her mid-thirties and a certified agricultural appraiser. She's the daughter of Jacques Rouze, a well-respected vigneron who is also the president of the Quincy wine brotherhood.

After completing additional studies in winemaking in Bordeaux, Adele returned to her home with the idea of making her own cuvee. Jacques allowed her parts some old-vine parcels, all of which face either south or southeast.

Certain parcels were planted between 1920 and 1930, and others during the 1950s. The majority of these are along the left part of the Cher River. Some of these parcels include Creves Coeurs, Les Rimones, Les Nouzats, La Plante, Les Victoire and Villalin. The vineyards are not organic, but worked by lutte raisonee or responsible farming, where only natural products are used in the soil and spraying is kept to a minimum.