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Domaine des 2 Clés, future star of Corbières... and Languedoc!

domaine-des-2-cles-corbieres-languedoc-vignerons Gaëlle and Florian Richter produce great wines from Languedoc in the Corbières appellation at the Domaine des 2 Clés.
We were immediately impressed by the elegance of their cuvées, all made from the most noble local grape varieties: maccabeu, carignan, and various types of grenache.

Gaëlle, an oenologist, and Florian, the son of a renowned German importer, met during an internship in Burgundy. In 2015, they founded the domaine des 2 clés.
Located in Fontjoncouse, it is one of the highest and coolest terroirs in the region. The vineyard spans 12 hectares and features an impressive collection of century-old vines.

The wines are produced following organic and biodynamic principles. All best practices are applied, and the investment is substantial for such a young estate: the harvests are manual (in small crates), and the yields of the first vintages were very low due to particularly strict sorting (12hl/ha!). In the cellar, the winemakers use native yeasts, and the wines are aged in concrete vats or French oak barrels (not new for certain cuvées). Their work style is inspired by Burgundy but the wines have their own identity. They are concentrated, yet finely balanced with freshness. Each cuvée shows a class and elegance rarely found in this appellation, which is why we selected this promising estate from its first vintages!

Our selection of wines from Domaine des 2 Clés:

VdF Clés en main red
VdF Jeux de Clés (grenache noir) red
Corbières white
Corbières red

Why buy wines from Domaine des 2 Clés?

Because we love them, and we believe these wines truly deserve a place in your cellar! But as some of our clients have told us, "we are not objective, since we tasted them and chose them to sell: we are interested." That's why we prefer to "defend" our selection with comments from major guides, who are more objective than we are:

RVF Guide to the Best Wines of France 2025: "Gaëlle and Florian met in Burgundy and decided to settle in Languedoc in the early 2010s. After a few years of research, the Franco-German couple settled in Fontjoncouse, cultivating old vine plots. Their barrel aging is meticulous. A beautiful momentum in this wild and rocky area of Corbières."