Wine

Attractive southern Margaux fruit, supple and nicely balance for the mid-term. In certain circumstances, a specific vintage may not be available. ...

Overview: Located about 40 kilometres (25 miles) east of Bordeaux, Saint-Émilion’s vines flourish on an infinitely nuanced terroir. Employing innov...

JM Wine Spectator 01/28/2021 Silky and refined in feel, with alluring dark tea, dried anise, mulled plum and steeped black cherry notes gliding ...

The blend of 65% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc and 15% Cabernet Sauvignon is an opaque blue/black in color and has abundant notes of forest floor, spr...

Overview: Covering less than 200 hectares, Saint-Georges-Saint-Emilion is the smallest of all Bordeaux appellations. Château Macquin was founded by...

Overview:  Situated south of Saint-Emilion with its unique silhouette, Château La Gaffelière welcomes thousands of visitors on the road D122. Form...

Overview: The Château, which today has 35 hectares in Sauternes and 12 hectares in Graves, has never stopped to reinvent itself in order to progres...

Overview:  Starting in 2002, Nicolas Thienpont and David Suire have perpetuated the family’s efforts to produce quality wines, assisted by consult...

Overview:  The Château Lascombes vineyard is made up of the most sought-after plots in Margaux, composed of a unique mix of soil-types for this ap...

Overview:  Located on the pied de côte (foot of the slope) south of the medieval village of Saint-Émilion, Château Canon La Gaffelière's terroir c...

Overview:  Chateau Ferrière was founded in the 18th century by Gabriel Ferriere. He was a shipbroker and a King officer in charge of hunting. The ...

Overview:  Château Lagrange’s vineyard stretches over two Gunzian gravel slopes where the highest point of Saint-Julien thrones on the beautiful e...