Martin Texier Vigne de la Chapelle Roussanne 2020

Full-bodied, fresh, and flinty, plus gently tangy with notes of stone fruit. Grapes from St.-Julien-en-St.Alban, granite soils within the Côtes du Rhône AOC, fermented in tank then 8 months elevage in neutral barrique, went through malolactic fermentation.

Martin Texier
It’s pronounced Texi-YAY! Martin began making wine in earnest in 2014 post studying economics, being a DJ and working in NYC wine shops. Fortunately for us and for you, Martin realized that his ~*destiny*~ is to follow in his father’s (maybe you’ve heard of Éric?) footsteps amongst the vineyards of the Northern Rhône Valley. Martin now has 5 hectares of vines in the village of St.Julien-en-St-Alban. He, like his father farms them in a such a way that is hard to label, but lies somewhere between biodynamic and regenerative agriculture.

Biodynamic