Gourmet products local specialties and wines Saint-Germain-Du-Puch

In 2004, the Le Proux de la Rivière family acquired a superb noble house whose winegrowing heritage dates back to the ^16th century. After discovering this former ^14th-century English stronghold and the atypical history of the estate, you can taste their wine in a tasting room combining ^14th-century architecture and street art. The owners have a particular fondness for the works of Libourne artist Gino Ruggieri. In addition to wine tasting, Château du Petit Puch also offers four guest rooms.

Cultivating this vineyard since the late ^19th century, the Roumage family warmly welcomes Bordeaux enthusiasts. They tell us about their 30-year-old vineyard, planted mainly with Merlot for the reds, but also with white varieties. Sustainable viticulture means greater respect for natural spaces, and for certain species of birds and insects. Lestrille wines are regularly cited and selected to represent their appellations. Don't miss "Les apéros du Château" every Thursday in July and August (Best of Wine Tourism 2023).

This winery has been offering a range of organic wines since 1998. Their specialty is the Bordeaux "Rien à Ajouter", a wine with no added sulfites. Visitors can taste the wines on site or purchase them directly from the winery. Bottles can be shipped, with shipping costs calculated according to the number of bottles ordered. Château Cajus also offers on-site stays and accommodation.