From the very beginning, L’Égrappille was conceived as a way to give voice to forgotten vines, rescuing abandoned parcels and transforming them into ephemeral works of art. Before her installation in 2018, every cuvée was a one-off, an unrepeatable dialogue between vine and vintage, a fleeting expression of time and place. Catherine listens to her vines like others might listen to music: treatments are sparing and intuitive, guided by observation, patience and the cycles of life in the vineyard. In the cellar, she refuses to impose her hand; fermentations are spontaneous, vessels are neutral, and the wines unfold at their own rhythm. Among her most emblematic creations was “Explosive Materials,” a sparkling Vieux Gamay d’Auvergne whose form shifted each year, sometimes rosé, sometimes red, sometimes drier or sweeter, yet always charged with brilliance and energy. This charismatic and confidential wine was one of the cuvées that first brought L’Égrappille to international recognition. Since 2018, her wines appear under the label MO(S)O, carrying the same restless spirit. Each bottle is a rare gem, born from a single barrel or single jar, making her production as confidential as it is captivating.