Domaine Le Novi

Domaine Le Novi, whose name means "the newlyweds" in Provençal, pays tribute to the founding union of the current winemaker's parents. A family heritage passed down through five generations, the estate is deeply rooted in the history and land of the Luberon, in La Tour d'Aigues. The property covers 28 hectares of vineyards, woods and olive groves, divided into two islands... Read more

Domaine Le Novi, whose name means "the newlyweds" in Provençal, pays tribute to the founding union of the current winemaker's parents. A family heritage passed down through five generations, the estate is deeply rooted in the history and land of the Luberon, in La Tour d'Aigues. The property covers 28 hectares of vineyards, woods and olive groves, divided into two islands at the foot of the massif. The entire vineyard is planted on safres — soft sandstone of marine origin dating from the Helvetian and Tortonian periods — which give the wines a unique minerality and finesse. This rare terroir, combined with a Mediterranean climate influenced by the mountains, promotes slow ripening, with cool nights that preserve the aromatic freshness and balance of the grapes. Domaine Le Novi cultivates 15 grape varieties on more than 35 plots, using a precise and demanding plot-by-plot approach. This diversity allows the creation of unique cuvées, blending early, intermediate and late-ripening grape varieties, with particular attention paid to ancient and Provençal varieties. The objective is twofold: to preserve the identity of the terroir while anticipating the climatic challenges of tomorrow.