La Vieille Ferme Blanc

As with any product on the market, there are a number of factors involved in determining the price of a wine. The quality of the terroir, the age of the vines, the difficult accessibility of the vineyard and the length of the aging process will undoubtedly be influential. While for many people price is a reference for knowing whether a wine is worthwhile or not, this does not always go hand in hand. More expensive is not always better, and these days we can fortunately find carefully produced products that are affordable for any budget. And what better reference than the wines coming out of La Vieille Ferme! A winery in the southern Rhône Valley (France) owned by the important wine grower Perrin. Owner of the prestigious Château de Beaucastel, Miravel and Domaine du Clos des Tourelles, in addition to all the worldwide successes it has amassed over its five generations, it produces this line of pleasure wines for every budget. La Vieille Ferme Blanc, belonging to AOC Luberon, is a case in point.

La Vieille Ferme Blanc is made from the varieties grenache blanc, ugni blanc, bourboulenc and vermentino and comes from vines planted on red Mediterranean soil, calcareous detritus and round stones from ancient alluvium. A sunny area overlooking the sea where respectful farming is practiced without the use of systemic chemicals and where manual work is done