This property has gained legendary status in Roussillon. 20 kilometres from Perpignan in the middle of a large area of grassland, garrigues and forests, the 45-hectare vineyard benefits from an excellent climate and geographical position, where the coolness from the altitude (150 to 300 metres) tempers the summer heat. Furthermore, the well-preserved, still partially wild region presents a magnificent landscape. The schist, clay and marl soil allow the vines to grow very deep roots, which gives the wines additional complexity. The terroirs look over the sea to the east; the vines are planted on areas of sedimentary limestone to the north and schist to the south that exist in overlapping vertical strata. Resolute in their respect for the environment, Gérard Gauby and his son Lionel stopped using chemical treatments a long time ago, replacing insecticides and weed control products with "house" concoctions of essential oils and composts. Their focus is on elegance and freshness in the wines, and the path they have chosen would seem to be a successful one.

Coume Gineste is the domain’s finest white cuvée. The 60-year-old Grenache gris and Grenache blanc are planted at 200 metres of altitude on soils of schist, limestone and clay. This geological diversity brings clear aromatic complexity to the wine. Raised in new barrels (50%) for one year, with regular batonnage, the wine has a wonderful golden robe, and an elegant nose of exotic fruits and flowers. On the palate it is pure and crystalline, with perfect density, volume and finesse.