Climate

« The proximity to the Mediterranean endows Clos de Caille with the benefits of a temperate environment, distinguished by significant temperature variations between day and night. »

AUTUMN is marked by cooling temperatures and abundant rainfall.
These frequent yet generally light rains allow water to seep down to the roots, as the vines slowly enter dormancy.

WINTER is often accompanied by the Mistral, a cold, dry wind whose strong gusts clear the sky. Its constant presence plays a crucial role in shaping the uniqueness of the Provençal climate. Winter cold spells, which can persist until the vine’s growth cycle begins, are often accompanied by frost at night, while daytime temperatures frequently exceed 10°C.

SPRING brings the return of warm weather, with alternating sunshine and rain.
This is the season of sudden showers. As the days grow longer, increased sun exposure and rising temperatures awaken the vines.

SUMMER is characterized by hot temperatures and long, sun-filled days. From mid-July, stormy showers become more frequent, compensating for the previous weeks‘ lack of rain. The summer vigor brings the grapes to perfect ripeness in time for the harvest.