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Xavier Gerard Condrieu L'Arbuel 2022 Wine (75cl) product image

Bottle details and recorded prices

Xavier Gerard Condrieu L'Arbuel 2022 Wine (75cl)

A 2022 white wine.

Vintage2022
Wine stylewhite
Bottle size750ml

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Recorded price observations

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ObservedMarketRetailerRecorded price
2026-08-18usWine.comUSD 62.99

Daily recorded price history

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ObservedMarketCurrencyRecorded lowRecorded highRetailers
2026-08-15usUSD62.9962.991
2026-08-14usUSD62.9962.991
2026-08-13usUSD62.9962.991
2026-08-12usUSD62.9962.991
2026-08-11usUSD62.9962.991
Read the retailer’s description

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Gérard's precise, mineral-driven "L'Arbuel" combines tiny holdings in two vineyards: a 0.18-hectare sliver in high-altitude Corbery, a cool, west-facing site with soils of granite and muscovite; and a 0.32 parcel in Marmouzin, slightly downslope, planted also in granite and muscovite. To achieve maximum equilibrium in his Condrieu, Xavier harvests his Viognier in two passes about ten days apart; the first pass gives acidity, and the second gives fruit. He also employs a portion of the wine from the final pressing, which contributes mid-palate richness and a touch of structure-providing bitterness. Aged for 18 months primarily in older barrels with a portion in steel, the resulting wine is nimble and fresh, balancing its Viognier-typical notes of peaches and cream with a sense of nervy poise.