Discover Domaine Gayrard
The Gayrard estate
Close to Cordes sur Ciel, on the northern edge of the Gaillac vineyards between Cordes sur Ciel and Albi, our biodynamic estate cultivates grape varieties native to the Gaillac region, and offers wines that reflect our limestone terroir.
Come and meet us ...
We're delighted to welcome you to the estate from Monday to Saturday, 10am to 12:30pm and 2pm to 6pm. Tastings, guided tours, vineyard walks, picnics... Discover our activities at the Domaine.
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September 5 to 7: enjoy a weekend of nature and natural wines
Enjoy a weekend of nature and natural wines just a stone's throw from Domaine Gayrard in early September
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What to do in the Tarn when it’s hot!
Domaine Gayrard suggests 3 activities to do when it's hot at Domaine Gayrard!
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Fri. July 18: Journey to the heart of Brazil with duo A Brasa!
Summer is in full swing in Gaillac, and to celebrate the season in style, the team at Domaine Gayrard and La Guinguette invite you to a Vin'dredi evening of conviviality and music!
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Fri. August 8: Voyage Tzigane with Duo Miri Gili
The Domaine Gayrard team invites you to its second and final aperitif concert of the season, starting at 7pm!
Laissez-vous séduire par la finesse des vins issus du plateau calcaire du Pays Cordais, élaborés à partir de cépages autochtones uniques. Commandez vos cuvées bio et biodynamiques de Gaillac et profitez d’une livraison partout en France !
Out of sight – 2023
Point du Jour – 2019
Act II
Gaillac PDO
Located in the South-West of France, Gaillac is one of the oldest vineyards in France. The first traces of wine production date back to the 2nd century BC, making this vineyard one of the cradles of viticulture in France, along with Côte-Rotie and Hermitage.
Climate
Characterized by warm, sunny summers that favor good grape ripening, Gaillac's climate is also marked by moderate rainfall and a mild autumnal influence, ideal for quality harvests.
Floors
The soils of the Gaillac vineyards are marked by the presence of limestone, bringing freshness, finesse and minerality to the wines. This limestone promotes good drainage and a balanced water supply for the vines, contributing to the aromatic complexity of the grapes.
Grape varieties
Reds: Braucol, Duras, Prunelart, Whites: Loin de l'Œil, Mauzac, Ondenc ...
Our wines
Fine, fruity single-varietal wines for all, and a few blends for a little more complexity, all made with our native Gaillac grapes.
Winemaking
Hand-harvesting, indigenous yeasts and ageing in foudre; barrels, concrete, stainless steel, amphoras... anything's possible!
