La Garrelière

Domaine de la Garrelière is a family-run winery located in Razines in the Touraine region, operated by François and Pascale Plouzeau on a vineyard hillside that enjoys optimal sunlight and a diverse terroir. The estate covers approximately 20 hectares and has been cultivating its vines using biodynamic methods since...

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Bottle of Les deux Amis 2021 wine from Wine Nat estate
Regular price 14,90€
La Garrelière
Les deux Amis 2021
Red
Red
Touraine | 75 cL |
  • 2021
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Bottle of Le Rouge des Cornus 2020 wine from Wine Nat Estate
Regular price €14.50
La Garrelière
Le Rouge des Cornus 2020
Red
Red
Loire Valley | 75 cL |
  • 2020
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Bottle of Gamay sans tralala 2024 wine from Wine Nat
Regular price 15,70€
La Garrelière
Gamay sans tralala 2024
Red
Red
Touraine | 75 cL |
  • 2024
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Touraine Cendrillon 2023 wine bottle from Wine Nat
Regular price €14.50
La Garrelière
Touraine Cendrillon 2023
White
White
Loire Valley | 75 cL |
  • 2023
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Bottle of Le Rouge des Cornus 2021 from Wine Nat Estate
Regular price 14,90€
La Garrelière
Le Rouge des Cornus 2021
Red
Red
Loire Valley | 75 cL |
  • 2021
Le Chenin de la Colline 2022 wine bottle from Wine Nat
Regular Price 15,80€
La Garrelière
Le Chenin de la Colline 2022
White
White
Touraine | 75 cL |
  • 2022
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La Garrelière

Loire | France

Domaine de la Garrelière is a family-owned vineyard located in Razines in the Touraine region, run by François and Pascale Plouzeau on a hillside vineyard that enjoys optimal sunlight and a diverse terroir. The estate covers approximately 20 hectares and has been cultivated using biodynamic methods since 1993.

He produces red, white, and rosé wines under the Touraine appellation, using natural winemaking methods with indigenous yeasts and minimal intervention. Certain vintages, such as the Sauvignon or the Gamay “Sans Tralala,” showcase the distinctive aromas and freshness of their terroirs.

The wines of La Garrelière are characterized by their frank expression, their balance, and their ability to reflect the character of the limestone soils and the natural viticultural practices employed.