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Domaine Chiroulet is installed in the village of Larroque-on Osse in the heart of Ténarèze Pays Gascon on clay and limestone soils.
Philippe Fezas constantly looking for the expression of its terroir through his wines.
The wines are precise and harmonious character.
A special mention for the Coast Heux, a white wine from Gros Manseng both complex and expressive !
Armagnac Chiroulet 15 Year Old
Armagnac Assembly brandies aged 15 years distilled the field in great Armagnac tradition. Aged in oak room 400 L and tank timber oaks in the field.
Pale colour with green highlights. Intense aromas of citrus fruits and white flowers. Lively and acidic attack.
Beautiful golden straw color. The nose reveals an explosion of candied citrus. Flavorful, with notes of pear and white peach on a lovely mineral finish. This opulent ...
Highly expressive, the nose presents itself as an alliance of alluring fragrances of tropical fruits, vanilla, and rose. On the palate, a full and creamy texture reve...
Fresh bouquet and fine, and linden flowers. Supple and lively.
Typed on wine red fruit with a fleshy mouth and straight final on flexible and liquorice tannins.
Domaine Chiroulet is a family-run winery located in the heart of the Ténarèze region, in the village of Larroque-sur-l’Osse, one of the historic areas of the Gascon wine region, also renowned for Armagnac.
Its name comes from the Gascon word “chiroula,” meaning “the whistling wind.” The estate dates back to 1893, with an initial agricultural operation combining crops and livestock.
Six generations of the Fezas family have worked to develop the vineyard. Since 1993, Philippe Fezas, an agricultural engineer and oenologist, has managed the estate, focusing its production on expressing the terroir and crafting characterful wines, while respecting the environment.
He constantly strives to express the terroir through his wines. The wines are precise and harmonious in character.
Today, the estate covers approximately 40–45 hectares of vines planted on predominantly clay-limestone soils facing due south, towards the Pyrenees, which promotes optimal grape ripening.
A special mention goes to the Côte d’Heux, a Gros Manseng white wine that is both complex and expressive !
