Wines and spirits Prayssac

Most of this family vineyard is located in the commune of Prayssac. Faithful to the famous Malbec grape which gives the wine its lovely crimson color, Philippe Pontié continues the family tradition. His 20 hectares under permanent grass cover are the result of a love affair, in the continuity of the generations that have succeeded him since 1880. Constant attention to quality, respect for tradition and the environment have enabled Château des Grauzils, and in particular the Cuvée Essentiel (aged in oak barrels), to produce a complex, concentrated wine.

In 2013, Didier Pelvillain, originally from Albas, decided to develop his vineyard at the Domaine du Théron in Prayssac. 12 hectares of vines planted on the hillsides, surrounding the winery, on a unique terroir of the Cahors vineyard. Composed of soils with little clay, tawny sands, ochre and ferruginous stones, this terroir brings the expression of a very beautiful minerality in the wines. The estate is situated on a unique panoramic site and combines a spacious reception area with the most modern winery.

The Camp del Saltre vineyard, literally "the field of the vine tailor", is a small family-run vineyard covering 20 hectares of vines in the heart of the Cahors appellation. Dominique and Gérard Delbru work there on 3 vintages: the Château Camp del Saltre, supple, round on the palate, the Chevalier de Malcoste, aged a 1 in barrels, slightly vanilla flavoured, and the Revélation, aged 18 months in new barrels and composed of 100% auxerrois, with black fruit aromas. Visit of the cellars, tasting and sale of local products. To be discovered in a convivial atmosphere.

The Jouffreau family maintains a 25-hectare vineyard. It is one of the souls of the Cahors appellation, whose history is retraced by 30 murals in the underground cellars. Malbec is the king grape variety. Traditionally vinified after being harvested by hand for the old vines, its maturing in oak barrels produces elegant wines with balanced, coated tannins and long ageing potential, which the property's collection of vintages bears witness to. A key word to describe this vineyard: tradition since 1610.

Come and discover beautiful vintages in a superb tasting room, facing the beautiful village of Belaye, on the right bank of the Lot. The Château de la Coustarelle, owned by Caroline and Nadine Cassot, has 53 hectares of vines that are 30 years old and are planted on a 30 hectare plot of land that is 80% silica clay and 20% clay-limestone and is recognised as a PGI Côtes du Lot and AOC Cahors. These 2 types of soil offer a wine of an astonishing typicity: tannic without excess, ample and persistent on the palate, recommended by the greatest guides and independent winegrowers.