Frederic Maillet
France
Frederic's Wines
- France
- 3 wines
- 2 styles
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Market Price:
£14.99
Angel Price:
£10.99
Angels Save:
£4.00
Out of stock - more coming soon. In the meantime try Olivier Cazenave Medoc 2019
Try alternativeMarket Price:
£34.99
Angel Price:
£29.99
Angels Save:
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Frederic's family have been making wine in the heart of Châteauneuf-du-Pape for generations
- His family have been making wine from their family estate in the heart of Châteauneuf-du-Pape for generations.
- He sees his work in the vineyards as a long term effort, he wants to use Angel funding to plant new vineyards for future generations to benefit from.
- Frederic specialises in old grape varieties like Vaccarèse and Counoise as he believes they give great complexity to his wines. Having tasted them, we have to agree!
Frederic Maillet's Story
Frederic Maillet's Story
"I am delighted to be working with you Angels. To introduce myself, I am an oenologist from Bordeaux High School. In my studies I also followed a DESS of quality management at Marseille for one year.
I became a winemaker after reading Emile Peynaud's book, I am fascinated by this man.
My first vintage is 2001, produced at Tavel. I love the variety of work I get being a winemaker, blending, pruning, driving a tractor...every day is different.
We try to make wines very different and delicate, as our soils are. Often people ask me which is my favourite grape to work with, I would have to say Grenache. It is the Pope at Châteauneuf du Pape !
The first vintage on the Jas de Bressy estate, which was 2005, one of the best we had at Châteauneuf du Pape, so it is probably one of my most memorable winemaking triumphs.
We wanted to get involved with Angel funding because our work in the vineyard is a long term effort, when we plant a new vineyard, it is for future generations. We also use more and more very old grape varieties, like vaccarese and counoise, which give complexity to our wines. We hope the Angels will love our wines."
