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Domaine Terre des 2 Sources
At the heart of the Domaine Terre des 2 Sources lies a 40-hectare expanse nestled in an unspoiled valley north of the Terrasses du Larzac appellation. The name not only reflects the two streams meandering through the landscape but also the union of two visionary couples eager to create wines that are both refined, elegant, and balanced. The tradition of viticulture in this valley dates back to ancient times, with Roman conquests establishing vineyards in the region. The estate’s ancient roots are deeply embedded in the soil of Montoulieu, where a Gallo-Roman villa once stood.
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How did the estate come back to life?
From the Damais family to a new chapter
In this historically rich location, the Damais family, with vision and perseverance, resurrected an estate that was almost abandoned. For nearly 50 years, the family introduced high-quality grape varieties and founded one of the first private cellars in the region. The story took a new turn in 2018 when Hélène Taillefer, with her international travels and experiences, met Kirsten and Glen Creasy, a New Zealand oenologist and viticulture professor. Together, they shaped Domaine Terre des 2 Sources, merging tradition and modernity into an exceptional human adventure.
What place does nature hold at the estate?
A modern approach with nature as a legacy
Protected by the majestic Massif du Bois de Monnier, Domaine Terre des 2 Sources is a haven rich in biodiversity. Indeed, numerous bird species (nearly 150), such as the European Bee-eater, inhabit this natural area, adding an exotic touch to the landscape. These birds are somewhat of mascots for Domaine Terre des 2 Sources, featured on most of the labels. Inspired by this natural setting, the cuvée "Amourettes" proudly displays an illustration by artist François Cayol, capturing the very essence of the estate.
The estate's ecological vision extends beyond this. With a priority to preserve this lush nature for future generations, transitioning to organic viticulture is deemed essential for Domaine Terre des 2 Sources. Consequently, the 2023 harvest will mark the beginning of this new organic era for the estate!
What does the future hold for the wines?
Harmonious wines for the future
Domaine Terre des 2 Sources is resolutely forward-looking, with several ambitious plans in place. Restructuring is underway, including the planting of resistant grape varieties, marking a new step in the estate's ecological and sustainable evolution. Moreover, special attention is given to wine tourism, allowing enthusiasts and curious visitors to discover this hidden gem of Languedoc.
The passion for viticulture is palpable at Domaine Terre des 2 Sources. Each day is unique, with its share of challenges and surprises. One of the most cherished memories is the joy felt during the first planting of Chenin and Grenache. This unique moment remains etched in memory, symbolizing a key milestone in the estate's transformation. Among the white, red, and rosé wines produced by Domaine Terre des 2 Sources, the cuvée "Caprices - blanc," a fine and complex Viognier, holds a special place in the winemakers' hearts. Thus, Domaine Terre des 2 Sources embodies the perfect symbiosis of history, nature, and passion, offering wines with exceptional quality-to-price ratios that are a must-try!
Why buy directly from the winemaker? The wines of Domaine Terre des 2 Sources are shipped straight from the estate: estate price with no middleman, full vintage traceability, and your support for an independent winegrowing family.
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Frequently asked questions about Domaine Terre des 2 Sources
Where is Domaine Terre des 2 Sources located?
It sits in a Languedoc valley on the northern edge of the Terrasses du Larzac, on the Montoulieu terroir. Sheltered by the Massif du Bois de Monnier, it hosts a rich wildlife with around 150 bird species.
Who are the winemakers behind Domaine Terre des 2 Sources?
Since 2018, Hélène Taillefer has run the project alongside Kirsten and Glen Creasy, a New Zealand oenologist and viticulture teacher. The Damais family had earlier revived this long-neglected estate.
Is Domaine Terre des 2 Sources organic?
Yes. The shift to organic viticulture began with the 2023 harvest, to protect the estate's surrounding nature. Resistant grape varieties are also being planted as part of this renewal.
What wines does Domaine Terre des 2 Sources make?
You will find Languedoc whites, reds and rosés. The Caprices white, a fine and complex Viognier, holds a special place for the winemakers, along with the Amourettes cuvée and its label by François Cayol.
Why the name Terre des 2 Sources?
The name points to the two streams crossing the valley and the meeting of two couples around one shared project. Local birds, including the European Bee-eater, appear on most of the labels.
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