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Maison Quiot Mère et Fille

Quiot family producer spanning Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas and Puyloubier, with roots in wine production since 1748.

Place
Vallée du Rhône · France
Known for
South Rhône and Provence properties

2 sources · Sources and notes ↓

Atlas locationVallée du Rhône · France

Why it matters

The producer

The Quiot family has been producing wine since 1748. Florence Quiot and her brother Jean-Baptiste operate and manage all the properties as the 13th generation of the family winemaking legacy.

The family's properties extend through the South Rhône Valley and Provence. Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas and Puyloubier are the named places in that geography.

Place and vineyards

Where the wines begin

The Quiot properties span two southern French wine regions. Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Gigondas belong to the South Rhône Valley, while Puyloubier is named within the Provençal side of the family geography.

This regional spread places Rhône and Provence appellations within the same family portfolio. The named places provide the geographic frame for Maison Quiot Mère et Fille.

Wines to know

The range in view

The wine range is presented here through regional scope, not individual cuvées. The family properties named are in the South Rhône Valley and Provence.

No grape varieties, colours, vintages, ageing periods or bottle hierarchy are given for individual wines, so the range cannot be divided further into named bottles or styles.

Sources and notes 2 sources

Note. The precise relationship between Maison Quiot Mère et Fille and the wider Famille Quiot holdings is unclear, and no individual wine lineup is established.

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