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Robert & Bernard Plageoles

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Discover the unique expressions of Gaillac with Robert & Bernard Plageoles wines. Renowned for their dedication to preserving rare, indigenous grape varieties, these wines offer exceptional flavour and history in every bottle. Whether you’re seeking to buy an extraordinary vintage or shop for a special occasion, explore our selection today. Experience the true craftsmanship of French winemaking, perfect for any discerning wine enthusiast.      
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  • Robert & Bernard Plageoles Mauzac Roux 2022-White Wine-World Wine

    Robert & Bernard Plageoles Mauzac Roux 2022

    $60.92
    or $57.87 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Robert & Bernard Plageoles Mauzac Nature Sparkling 2020-Champagne & Sparkling-World Wine

    Robert & Bernard Plageoles Mauzac Nature Sparkling 2020

    $56.99
    or $54.14 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Robert & Bernard Plageoles Le Loin de L'Oeil 2017-White Wine-World Wine
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    Robert & Bernard Plageoles Le Loin de L'Oeil 2017

    $51.99
    or $49.39 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Robert & Bernard Plageoles L'Ondenc Doux 2022 500ml-White Wine-World Wine
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    Robert & Bernard Plageoles L'Ondenc Doux 2022 500ml

    $54.02
    or $51.32 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Robert & Bernard Plageoles Le Braucol 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Robert & Bernard Plageoles Le Braucol 2020

    $51.26
    or $48.70 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Robert & Bernard Plageoles Syrah 2014-Red Wine-World Wine
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    Robert & Bernard Plageoles Syrah 2014

    $38.50
    or $36.58 in case of 12 bottles.
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Robert & Bernard Plageoles are renowned winemakers from the Gaillac region in southwestern France, a wine-producing area steeped in tradition and history. The family is celebrated for their commitment to reviving ancient grape varieties, many of which were close to extinction. This dedication to heritage and authenticity sets their wines Robert & Bernard Plageoles are renowned winemakers from the Gaillac region in southwestern France, a wine-producing area steeped in tradition and history. The family is celebrated for their commitment to reviving ancient grape varieties, many of which were close to extinction. This dedication to heritage and authenticity sets their wines apart, offering unique and expressive flavours that reflect the terroir of the region. Their approach to winemaking is both artisanal and forward-thinking, often using minimal intervention methods to allow the natural characteristics of the grapes to shine. From crisp whites to robust reds, their wines offer a rich and diverse tasting experience that captures the essence of Gaillac’s winemaking traditions. read more... less

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What kinds of wines are Robert & Bernard Plageoles known for?
Robert & Bernard Plageoles are celebrated for producing a diverse range of wines, focusing on reviving ancient and rare grape varieties. Their wines are typically made in the Gaillac region of southwestern France, and they are known for both red and white wines that reflect the area’s deep-rooted traditions. The family is particularly recognised for creating wines from grapes such as Mauzac, Ondenc, and Braucol, which have become rare in modern winemaking. Plageoles’ white wines often exhibit rich, aromatic qualities with crisp acidity, while their red wines are bold, structured, and earthy with a focus on preserving the natural flavour of the grapes. Additionally, they produce sparkling wines using the traditional "méthode gaillacoise," a technique that dates back centuries. Their commitment to minimal intervention in winemaking results in wines with distinctive character and a deep connection to the terroir.

Where are Robert & Bernard Plageoles wines made?
Robert & Bernard Plageoles wines are produced in the Gaillac region of southwestern France, one of the oldest wine-producing areas in the country. The Gaillac appellation is known for its diverse soils and microclimates, which contribute to the distinctive flavours found in the wines. The region benefits from a mix of Atlantic, Mediterranean, and continental influences, providing ideal conditions for growing a variety of indigenous grape varieties that thrive in this area. The Plageoles family has long been based in this region, and their vineyards are planted on rolling hills, with soil compositions ranging from clay and limestone to gravel and sand. This diversity in terroir allows them to craft wines that are complex and expressive of their origins. The winery’s focus on traditional methods, coupled with the unique climate and geography of Gaillac, results in wines that are both innovative and true to the area’s rich winemaking history.

What are the best Robert & Bernard Plageoles wines?
The Robert & Bernard Plageoles portfolio features a wide array of standout wines, with some of the best being their offerings made from rare, indigenous grape varieties. Their Mauzac Blanc is highly regarded for its rich texture and vibrant acidity, making it a superb choice for lovers of fresh, aromatic white wines. Another highlight is their Vin de Voile, an oxidative white wine made from Mauzac grapes, which is matured in barrels for several years under a veil of yeast, similar to the method used for sherry. For red wine enthusiasts, the Braucol stands out, showcasing bold, earthy flavours with hints of dark berries and spices. Their Duras wine is also well-regarded for its spicy and peppery notes, offering a unique take on this lesser-known grape variety. Each wine in the Plageoles collection reflects their dedication to preserving tradition and creating wines that honour the natural qualities of the grapes and terroir.

Are Robert & Bernard Plageoles wines affordable?
Robert & Bernard Plageoles wines are often considered to offer excellent value for money, particularly given their artisanal quality and the family’s dedication to using rare, indigenous grape varieties. While some of their more unique offerings, such as their Vin de Voile or aged sparkling wines, may come at a slightly higher price point due to the labour-intensive production methods, many of their wines are priced accessibly. The wines are generally seen as well-priced for the exceptional craftsmanship and quality they offer, making them a popular choice for those seeking something distinctive without breaking the bank. From entry-level wines that are approachable and easy-drinking to more complex, age-worthy vintages, the Plageoles range has something to suit a variety of budgets. Whether you’re a seasoned wine enthusiast or simply exploring French wines, the affordability of Robert & Bernard Plageoles wines makes them an attractive option.
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