The different types of soil and exposure enable the Domaine Boisson to create a large variety of blends which brings a complexity to their wines. These types of soil consist of:
- Les Sablières, a covering of clay and sand of varying thicknesses dating from the Miocene period, supported by a subsoil of grey sand. This results in elegant and well-rounded wines.
- Les Garrigues - scrublands with shallow soil of ancient flat terraces of the Quaternary period. This results in strong wines, which are well-structured and full-bodied.
- Les Côteaux – beds of stony soil of varying thicknesses, alternating with layers of calcareous clay coloured light yellow, grey and white. The land is mainly south-facing. This results in suave, rich and distinguished wines
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