La Famille Mosse VDF Combo 2025 organic red wine bottle with peach-to-pink label and dark foil capsule

La Famille Mosse VDF Combo 2025

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A unique cuvée, faithful to the free spirit of the Mosses, where Cabernet Franc meets Muscat à Petits Grains. The Cabernet is pressed directly, while the Muscat undergoes a maceration that brings relief and a slight tannic structure. The wine opens with an aromatic profile of exotic fruits, citrus, and a floral touch, quickly joined by fresher, herbaceous notes brought by the Cabernet. The palate is fluid but textured, with a tension that channels this expressiveness and gives it great momentum. It is a dynamic wine that finds its balance in this encounter between indulgence and structure, with a true sense of controlled freedom.

Country France
Region Loire Valley
Style Red
Producer La Famille Mosse
Farming Practices Organic, Direct Press, Native Yeast Fermentation
Grapes Cabernet Franc, Muscat à Petits Grains
Food Pairings Spicy Food, Raw Fish, Salads, Soft Cheese
Characteristics Textured, Aromatic, Floral
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La Famille Mosse
About the Producer

La Famille Mosse

The Story

Agnès and René Mosse live in the Coteaux-du-Layon area of the Anjou. After owning a wine bar in Tours for several years and becoming close with many vignerons, they made the decision to study oenology at an agricultural university. In 1999, Agnès et René Mosse, sold their wine bar in Tours, moved to the country in the Coteaux-du-Layon area of Anjou and bought an old winery.

In their area of Anjou Noir (Black Anjou, so-called because of the dark color of the soils of slate and volcanic rocks), the soils are shallow, with subsoils of schist and sandstone, and varying amounts of clay on the surface.

The Philosophy
The vines of Domaine Mosse have been farmed Organically since 1999.

In the cellar the Mosse's use only indigenous yeasts for their ferments which all take place in older barrels or foudres. Most of their wines (including whites) go through MLF and are always bottled unfined and unfiltered with extremely low doses of sulphur.

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