Appellations
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Saint-Emilion and Saint-Emilion Grand Cru
Saint-Emilion owes its name to a hermit monk who settled in one of its caves. The characteristic caves of this limestone plateau, combined with geological variations, produce wonderfully... -
Lussac Saint-Emilion
The south-facing exposure enjoyed by the wines of Lussac Saint-Emilion radiates from the glass like rays of sunlight. Tasted young, these wines are intense with leather, prune and liquorice... -
Puisseguin Saint-Emilion
Located next to a small stream and facing Saint-Emilion, the former ‘Puy Seguin’ charms with its many natural assets. A vine population of 80% Merlot bodes well for a unique... -
Montagne Saint-Emilion
A superb view, and ruby-coloured wines. Montagne Saint-Emilion begins by delighting the eyes. A generous temperament found in wines with body and character bound together by... -
Saint-Georges Saint-Emilion
Facing Saint-Emilion, Saint-Georges’ rich history is reflected in its wines. They have velvety tannins and a deep purple appearance, tending towards tile red as they age. The blackcurrant... -
Pomerol
These wines reflect their terroir: generous, subtle, elegant, marked by red berry, violet and truffle aromas and with an intense colour. A terroir shaped by history, it was on this little... -
Lalande de Pomerol
Suppleness and elegance stem from gravelly soils. Density, with aromas made more complex by their origins in clay or composite soils. Lalande de Pomerol wines can develop other notes thanks... -
Fronsac
Fronsac wines are often fleshy and sophisticated, with a deep ruby red appearance. Their red fruit aromas blossom as the years pass, creating well-structured, elegant wines. Fronsac wines are... -
Canon Fronsac
Distinguished: this adjective perfectly describes Canon Fronsac wines. On the one hand, this is due to their wonderfully refined aromas of rich red and black fruit which subsequently...
