SoDivin offers 317 bottles of Domaine Gauby wines spanning 2009 to 2023

French fine-wine merchant SoDivin told customers on Tuesday that it is offering a new selection of Domaine Gauby wines covering vintages from 2009 through 2023, with 26 separate stock lines listed and prices quoted in euros, excluding VAT and ex cellar.

The offer was circulated in a sales email from SoDivin, a company based in Aigues Vives, France. The merchant said the selection includes wines from the IGP Côtes Catalanes and Côtes du Roussillon designations and spans three Gauby labels: La Foun, Muntada and Vieilles Vignes. The list showed available quantities for each vintage, although it did not specify bottle formats.

The newest wines in the release were from 2023. SoDivin listed 11 units of Domaine Gauby La Foun at €29.17 each, five units of Domaine Gauby Muntada at €70.83, and 18 units of Domaine Gauby Vieilles Vignes at €30.00. The 2022 offering was limited to 17 units of Vieilles Vignes at €30.00.

For 2021, the merchant listed 21 units of Muntada at €70.83 and 12 units of Vieilles Vignes at €30.00. The 2020 wines were priced slightly differently, with 14 units of Muntada at €70.83 and 12 units of Vieilles Vignes at €33.33. The 2019 stock included 12 units each of Muntada and Vieilles Vignes, priced at €70.83 and €30.00, respectively.

The 2018 vintage stood out because Vieilles Vignes was priced higher than in most surrounding years. SoDivin listed 12 units of 2018 Muntada at €70.83 and 15 units of 2018 Vieilles Vignes at €40.00. For 2017, the merchant listed 12 units each of Muntada at €70.83 and Vieilles Vignes at €40.00.

The older middle range of the offer, from 2016 through 2014, showed a further increase in pricing for Muntada. SoDivin listed 12 units of 2016 Muntada at €75.00 and 12 units of 2016 Vieilles Vignes at €40.00. It also offered 12 units of 2015 Muntada at €90.00 and 12 units of 2015 Vieilles Vignes at €40.00, followed by 12 units of 2014 Muntada at €90.00 and 12 units of 2014 Vieilles Vignes at €45.00.

The oldest part of the release covered 2013, 2012, 2010 and 2009, all under the Côtes du Roussillon designation on the stock list. For 2013, SoDivin listed 12 units of Muntada at €90.00 and 12 units of Vieilles Vignes at €45.00. The 2012 lineup was identical, with 12 units of Muntada at €90.00 and 12 units of Vieilles Vignes at €45.00. The smallest holdings were among the oldest wines: six units of 2010 Muntada at €90.00 and six units of 2009 Muntada at €91.67.

Across the full offer, the least expensive wine listed was the 2023 La Foun at €29.17, while the highest price was attached to the 2009 Muntada at €91.67. Based on the quantities shown in the email, the stock list contained 317 units in total. The largest single position was the 2021 Muntada with 21 units, followed by 18 units of 2023 Vieilles Vignes and 17 units of 2022 Vieilles Vignes.

SoDivin said customers can download an Excel stock list and view all Gauby wines in stock online. The company also said high-definition bottle photos are available online or on request by email or WhatsApp. In the same message, the merchant promoted same-day shipping before 2 p.m., next-day delivery, and what it described as protected transport using specialized packaging. It also directed buyers to a page showing shipping destinations.

The email presented the Gauby release as part of SoDivin’s broader fine-wine business. The company described itself as a specialist in fine wines and old vintages since 2001 and provided contact details for its office in Aigues Vives, including an email address, phone number and WhatsApp contact for sales inquiries.