This domain was established in 2008 and the following year Carole and Pierre bought a mas from 18th century at 2527 Chemin Blanc, 2 km. south of Orange. 
The 200-years-old mansion was restored and was ready as a new home for  the Perveyrie family in 2010. In 2014 a new cellar was built ready for the vinification of vintage 2014.
Carole has experience from several years of administrative work at a domain in Chateauneuf du Pape, and Pierre has been a winemaker at some domains in the area.
They have the right to a historic name of Chateauneuf du Pape, as Clos Saint Pierre was founded in 1926 by a famous wine grower in Chateauneuf du Pape at that time.
Carole and Pierre own 10 ha of vineyards : 4 ha of Syrah (25 years old) at the north of the appellation, 4 ha of Grenache (50-60 years old ) on the plateau (122 metres of altitude) in the middle of the appellation, 1.5 ha of Mourvedre (50-60 years old) and 0.5 ha of 13 variety of grapes collection at the south of the appellation. Since 2012 the vineyards are certified agriculture biologique.
The couple has bought an old but well restored house at 3, Rue Pont Neuf in Chateauneuf du Pape, which might be known by tourists who used to stay at Bed & Breakfast. It's called La Muscardine and has been rented for tourists for many, many years by the former owner. Carole will continue this tradition.
In the garden of this house you find one of these old cellars you can find at some places in the oldest part of the village. Here the wines from Clos Saint Pierre are aged in barrels after the vinification at the domain at Chemin Blanc

Wines

Chateauneuf du Pape Urbi
2013: 45% Grenache, 30% Syrah, 20% Mourvedre and 5% other varieties.
Grenache is aged in foudres. Syrah and Mourvedre in barriques.

Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc Orbi
2014: Grenache Blanc, Clairette og Bourboulenc

  
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The new vinification cellar in April 2014
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The new vinification cellar became ready for the harvest 2014
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Carole at the stairs by La Muscardine, 
where she rents rooms for 8 persons - Bed & Breakfast.
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This old cellar will contain barriques to age the wines 
after vinification in the cellars by Chemin Blanc.
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