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Category Archives: Roussillon
A vineyard in winter
I’ve been exchanging e-mails with Tom Lubbe at Matassa, this fall, and it has only reminded me of how much work there is to do in a vineyard after harvest is done, and after the wines have been laid to rest in the barrels, to mature over winter through secondary fermentation and all.
In late October, [...]
Also posted in France, biodynamics, producers, vineyard, white wine, wine Tagged Calce, Cuvée Marguerite 2006, liming, Matassa, muscat à petits grains, preparation 500, pruning, Tom Lubbe, viognier Leave a comment
First steps in Matassa
I’m spending some great time with Tom Lubbe at Domaine Matassa in Calce, at the heart of the mountaineous back country behind Perpignan, in the Roussillon. I was hoping to do full days of harvesting, but the forces of nature decided otherwise. More precisely, boars had started to eat their way through the two mountain [...]


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Matassa meets Montreal and Manhattan