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Steeped in a century-old family tradition, Châteaux G. Arpin wines are the fruit of unrivalled expertise. Since Jean-Baptiste Arpin bought his first hectare of vines in Pomerol in 1919, his descendants Guy, Gérard and Gaël have perpetuated this heritage with passion and expertise. Authentic and elegant, these fruity nectars combine the opulence of Merlot with the robustness of Cabernet. It's a subtle marriage that is the hallmark of Châteaux G. Arpin. Whether you're a connoisseur or an amateur, these wines will seduce you with their balance and depth of flavor.

Located in the town of Saint-Emilion, Vignobles Jean Dubech comprises three wine estates: Château Riou de Thaillas, Enclos Saint-Louis and Château des Lucioles. Jean Dubech, the owner of these vineyards, is a passionate winegrower who cultivates his vines biodynamically. He attaches great importance to the quality of his terroir and respect for nature. He is supported in his approach by oenologist Anne Calderoni. Jean Dubech enjoys discovering new ways of working and regularly exchanges ideas with other passionate winemakers. His son Louis already shares this passion, and represents the family's fourth generation of winemakers. The Vignobles Jean Dubech estates produce a wide range of wines, including Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, Fronsac, Bordeaux Supérieur, L'Enclos Saint-Louis, Canon-Fronsac and Bordeaux Clairet.

Located in Lussac, just a few hills from Saint-Emilion, Château La Rose Perrière is a family-run wine estate offering wine tours and stays. The Sylvain family, attached to their terroir for four generations, emphasize their passion for viticulture and wine, as well as their commitment to sustainable development. The vineyard, one of the oldest in the Lussac-Saint-Emilion appellation, is currently undergoing organic conversion. Visitors can discover the estate, its gardens and its winery on guided tours, which end with a tasting of the red and white wines produced on site. Château La Rose Perrière also offers bed & breakfast accommodation in the heart of the vineyard, as well as tailor-made packages for seminars and corporate events. Wines produced on site can be purchased in the estate store. Château La Rose Perrière is ideally located near the medieval village of Saint-Emilion.

Founded in 1938 by Christian Labat, the Labat Lapouge vineyards are located on the right and left banks of the Garonne. In the hands of Virginie Barbe,^3rd generation, the vineyards extend over 48 hectares. Since the 1990s, AOC Sainte-Croix-du-Mont, AOC Bordeaux red (Château Daubrin) and AOC Graves red (Château Dorléac) wines are produced here. Cultivated on 26 hectares of clay-limestone soil, the sweet white wine of Château Les Arroucats (AOC Sainte-Croix-du-Mont) is the result of a work combining tradition and modernity.

The Chéty family have been winegrowers for 5 generations. They took possession of Château Haut Colombier in the early 1990s. The estate is located on a hill in the Blayais region, with a view over the Gironde estuary. Olivier and Emmanuel have taken over from their father Jean, and are now masterfully managing the family estate. The 40-hectare vineyard is organically farmed and produces great Bordeaux wines: 2 AOC blaye-côtes-de-bordeaux reds, Envol du Château Haut Colombier and Château Colombier, 1 AOC blaye-côtes-de-bordeaux white 100% sauvignon, Cuvée du Colombier red and 1 rosé, Clairet (AOC bordeaux-clairet).

Château Garbes-Cabanieu is a winery offering a wide range of Bordeaux wines. Visitors can discover well-balanced, fruity red Côtes de Bordeaux, as well as rosé and dry white wines made from grape varieties such as Merlot and Sauvignon. Château Garbes-Cabanieu also offers sweet white wines, including Cadillac, a great sweet wine obtained through "noble rot". Lovers of sparkling wines will be tempted by Crémants de Bordeaux, available in brut and rosé versions. Château Garbes-Cabanieu also offers a delivery service for those wishing to taste their wines at home.

The château's name comes from an ancient tower on a plot of land known as "Les Termes". This tower is thought to date back to Gallo-Roman times, and marked the entrance to an outport of the ancient Gallo-Roman town of Brion.

Vignobles Laguillon et Fils is a family estate located in Saint-Étienne-de-Lisse, in the Bordeaux region. The 23-hectare estate produces wines in the Castillon-côtes-de-bordeaux, Saint-émilion and Saint-émilion grand cru appellations. Mathieu Laguillon is in charge of technical aspects, while his father Christian is responsible for marketing. The wines produced by Vignobles Laguillon are appreciated for their quality and character. Visitors can taste and buy wines directly from the estate. For further information, please contact Vignobles Laguillon et Fils directly.

Between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gironde Estuary, Château l'Inclassable is a family estate that has belonged to the Fauchey family for 5 generations. Committed to protecting the terroir and the environment, the estate is certified Organic and Vegan. The château offers a selection of AOC Médoc red wines, including Château l'Inclassable, L'Inclassable de Rémy Fauchey, L'Inclassable, la Biodiversité en bouteille and Château Fontaine de L'Aubier. Visitors can discover the different wines and learn more about the winemaking process during tastings.

Located in Arbanats, in the Bordeaux region, Earl Vignobles Reynaud is a winery offering delivery services. The Château des Places vineyard, part of Earl Vignobles Reynaud, was created in the early 20th century by Daniel Subervie, an ancestor of the family. Since then, five generations have succeeded one another at the head of the company. The winery showcases the diversity of the Graves region's soils, as well as its expertise in producing quality wines. Tours and tastings are offered to visitors interested in discovering these wines.

Maurice Robert and his wife Simone bought Château Turcaud in 1973. In 2009, the couple passed on their passion and know-how to their daughter Isabelle and son-in-law Stéphane Le May, also a wine lover. For two generations now, the Vignobles Robert team has been observing, adapting and developing the best techniques of cultivation, vinification and maturation. The white, red, rosé and Bordeaux Clairet AOC wines of Château Turcaud have won awards in prestigious competitions. Visits and tastings preferably by appointment.

Château Perron is a winery. It offers a selection of quality wines, including Château PERRON La Fleur and Château PERRON, both from the Lalande-de-Pomerol appellation. Château Perron has been family-owned since 1958, and is committed to organic farming that respects its terroir. It offers a unique and convivial experience, with wines to suit every occasion.

Château Léoville Las Cases is a winery located in Saint-Julien-Beychevelle. It is possible to visit the estate and taste their wines. Château Léoville Las Cases is part of Domaines Delon, which also includes Châteaux Clos du Marquis, Potensac and Nénin. These estates produce quality wines and are interesting destinations for wine lovers.

Château Haut-Sarpe is a wine estate located in Libourne. Classified as a Grand Cru, it has been owned by the Joseph Janoueix family since 1930. The estate covers 21.5 hectares and produces mainly red wines made from 70% Merlot and 30% Cabernet franc. Château Haut-Sarpe is renowned for its food and wine pairings, and is regularly served at prestigious meals at the Elysée, Matignon and the French Senate. Visitors can sample the estate's wines at tastings and take advantage of the wine tourism offered on site. The estate also obtained ISO 14001 certification in 2014, guaranteeing environmentally-friendly production. Tasting comments by experts Michel ROLLAND and Stéphane TOUTOUNDJI highlight the quality of Château Haut-Sarpe wines, with outstanding vintages such as 2016, 2015 and 2014. The estate has also won several awards at wine competitions.

Château Clos Saint-Émilion Philippe is a winery that offers tours of its property by appointment. Visitors can learn about the history of the estate, wine production techniques and the different wines on offer. The château also offers wine tastings.

Château Corconnac is a winery located in Saint-Laurent-Médoc. Founded thirty years ago by the Pairault family, it is located in the heart of Saint-Julien, one of Bordeaux's most renowned appellations. The estate produces top-quality wines, renowned for their balance and harmony. Château Teynac, part of the estate, is particularly appreciated for its depth and delicate balance. The work carried out on the estate has helped to preserve biodiversity, a core concern of the Pairault family. Château Corconnac is open to the public for wine tasting.

Château Puy Servain-Calabre is a winery located in Port-Sainte-Foy-et-Ponchapt. It offers tours and wine tastings.

They offer delivery services and can be contacted on 05 57 64 86 61. The château offers a tasty journey through the Côtes de Bourg region, with the option of buying directly from the producer. The wine produced by the château is ideal for special occasions and can be stored. Château Castel La Rose cherishes its terroir and highlights its history, nature and vineyards. Tours are available by appointment.

Located in Pomerol, in the town of Libourne, the Moueix Bernard Société Civile vineyard is a must for wine lovers. With its address at 30 Chemin de Taillefer, it is easily accessible by car. The winery offers tours and tastings of its quality wines.

Château Landereau - Vignobles Baylet is a winery located in Sadirac. Visitors can discover a selection of wines from the region's vineyards. The château offers various types of wine, including reds, rosés, whites, magnums and free electrons. Among the wines on offer are Cuvée Prestige, Cuvée Classique and Syrah d'Ici de Landereau.

If the history of the estate dates back to the 1968 th century, it is the Belloc family, owner since 8, which gives instead a new face with the planting of a vineyard over hectares. Over the years, the property has continued to grow with the acquisition of the Château Bras d'Argent - Bordeaux Superior, Château Fontaine Sauternes and the creation of a vineyard called Pessac-Léognan, property of about hectares. And the ambitions of the family will not stop there. Follow and above all visit!

Château Roc de Calon is a vineyard located in Montagne, Gironde. The winery offers wine tours and tastings.

Vignobles Boissonneau is a winegrowing estate committed to organic viticulture. As an independent winemaker and family estate, they produce artisanal, quality wines that respect their terroir. The estate focuses on preserving the environment and the land for future generations.

Sainte-Croix-du-Mont is a charming wine-growing town in the Bordeaux region. Among the region's wineries, Vignoble Tinon is a must. In addition to Vignoble Tinon, you can also visit Château La Grave and Château Grand Peyrot. Both offer quality wines with unique characteristics. Château La Grave offers wines that go perfectly with cheeses and desserts, while Château Grand Peyrot is an ideal accompaniment to foie gras and cheeses. These wines have a beautiful golden color and exotic fruity aromas. They are best drunk chilled as an aperitif and pair well with savory flavors. You can discover quality wines from renowned estates and enjoy magnificent wine-growing landscapes.

Vignoble Alain Roux GFA is a winery located in Fronsac. The winery's website features various sections, including "Home", "Our history", "Buy our wines", "News" and "Contact". Customers can build up their baskets by choosing the number of products they want, then validate their baskets and payment methods. Once the terms and conditions have been accepted, the order becomes final once the products have been paid for. It is important to note that products remain the property of the winery until invoices have been paid in full. Once delivery has been made, the customer becomes the owner and responsible for the items.

Vignobles du Hayot, located in Barsac, is a renowned winery in the region. Founded in 1851, the du Hayot family perpetuates the ancestral savoir-faire of Sauternes wine. Their website offers delivery services for those wishing to taste their wines at home. Visitors can, however, take advantage of the tasting room to discover the different wines on offer. Vignobles du Hayot showcase their exceptional terroir and the evolution of the wine's character over the years.

Château Grand Abord - Vignobles Dugoua is a winery located in Portets, in the Graves region just outside Bordeaux, on the left bank of the Garonne River. The first vineyards in the Bordeaux region were established here, and the origins of the Château Grand Abord vineyard date back to 1720. The estate's parcels are referenced in the 1868 Guide Féret. The château's name derives from the time when the Garonne reached the edge of the property, and boats and barges made a "grand abordage". Today, Philippe and Marie France Dugoua manage the vineyard with modernity, tradition and respect for the environment, practicing integrated viticulture. Château Grand Abord offers wine tastings and participates in open-house events in the Graves every year. The estate's website offers more information on products and news.

Château Majoureau, located in Caudrot, is a winery owned by the Delong family. The estate extends over 38 hectares of south-facing vines, allowing the grape varieties to flourish and producing wines with accomplished aromas. The winemaker, Mathieu Delong, is committed and passionate about his craft, inherited from several generations of winegrowers. Château Majoureau offers a full range of AOC Côtes de Bordeaux Saint-Macaire and Bordeaux Supérieur wines, which have won numerous awards. It is possible to taste these wines at the property, but it is advisable to make an appointment in advance. Château Majoureau also offers a home delivery service for 24 bottles or more, provided by Mathieu Delong himself.

The history of Famille Courselle vineyards began in 1950 with the acquisition of Château Thieuley by André Courselle. His son, Francis Courselle, accelerated the estate's development from 1972, increasing the cultivated area from 4 to 80 hectares on three separate estates. Francis' daughters, Sylvie and Marie, carry on the tradition of sustainable viticulture. Certified in sustainable agriculture by Terra Vitis, HVE3 and Bee Friendly, Château Thieuley was awarded a Best of Wine Tourism in 2024 (wine tourism valorization of environmental practices).

Located in the town of Néac in France, Domaine GFA FOURREAU is a wine estate offering a range of quality wines. Run by the Ollet-Fourreau family for five generations, the estate is located on the right bank of the Garonne, in the Lalande de Pomerol and Pomerol appellations. The wines produced are regularly awarded medals, and the family has equipped itself with new technologies to meet quality requirements. The estate's flagship brands include Château Haut-Surget in Lalande de Pomerol and Château Grand Moulinet in Pomerol. Other appellations include Château Fleur Saint Espérit in Bordeaux and Château du Grand Cardinal in Saint-Emilion. With a surface area of around 40 hectares, the estate is HVE 3 certified. Visitors can meet members of the family on site and discover their passion for wine.

Château de France, located in Léognan, is a winery renowned for its Pessac-Léognan wines. You can order their wines online via their website, with drive-through and contactless delivery options available. The château also offers tastings and tours by appointment. Languages spoken are French and English.

Château La Caussade is a winery located in Vayres. It is part of the Ballet vineyard, a family estate launched in 1946 by Jean-Claude Ballet's grandfather. Today, the family manages 67 hectares of vines on two châteaux, including Château La Caussade, acquired in 1990. This château produces a red wine for ageing. Nathalie and Bruno, Jean-Claude Ballet's children, combine traditional vineyard and wine-making methods with new, more efficient techniques to extract the best from the terroir while respecting nature. Château La Caussade also offers a reception area in an old renovated wine storehouse, available for hire for all types of events.

Domaine Vigneau Pouquet is located in the town of Crouseilles, in the South-West region of France. Founded before the First World War, it is now run by Arnaud Vigneau. The estate cultivates around 20 hectares of vines, producing wines in the Madiran, Pacherenc-du-vic-bilh and Béarn appellations. The estate's wines range from still whites to still reds. Among our most popular wines are Clos de l'Église, a sweet Pacherenc with aromas of acacia, fresh almond and white peach, and Pur Sang, a deep, brilliant red with notes of ripe red and black fruit. For further information, please make an appointment.

Located in Cunèges, in the Bergerac wine region, Vignobles Fabien Castaing is a winery offering a wide selection of wines. Their website offers online ordering with a drive-through and delivery service. Among the wines on offer are natural sparkling wines, rosés, dry and sweet whites, reds and sweet wines. Gift sets and local products such as salted butter caramel and walnut oil are also available for purchase.

The d'Amécourt family, whose past is rich in historical anecdotes, manages an estate comprising five Châteaux (Moulin de la Faye, Saint-Germain, Beloeil, Bellevue and Perrou-la-Baragoile). As winegrowers specializing in the Bordeaux and Bordeaux Supérieur appellations, the d'Amécourt family has adopted the culture of wide, high vines. To enable their customers to benefit from a 1/2 wholesale rate, while reducing logistics and distribution costs, they have created a bi-annual operation in spring and autumn: "La Mise des Amis".

Château Grand Corbin-Despagne is a wine estate located in the commune of Saint-Emilion, in the Bordeaux wine region. Classified as a Grand Cru in the Classification des Vins de Saint-Emilion, this Saint-Emilion appellation wine is produced according to organic farming principles by the Despagne family, who have owned the estate for over two centuries. The château offers a variety of tours and tastings to share your passion for the world of wine. Tasting workshops, led by qualified oenologists, provide a behind-the-scenes look at this Grand Cru Classé and help visitors understand the different stages in the winemaking process. Visitors can also explore the family oenotheque, which houses old bottles dating from 1926 to the present day.

Château de Bonhoste, located in Saint-Vincent-de-Pertignas, is a vineyard at the gateway to Saint-Émilion. It also offers unusual accommodation in real foudres, usually used for maturing and vinifying wines. Each foudre is decorated in a modern style, offering a warm and unique atmosphere. Visitors can spend an unusual night in the middle of the vines. The château also offers vineyard tours, wine tourism stays and the chance to visit the château store.

Château Mayne-Vieil is a renowned winery in the region. It offers a wide range of quality wines, including Château Buisson Redon 2019, Château Mayne Vieil Cuvée Aliénor 2019, Château Mayne Vieil 2019 and Château Mayne Vieil 2018. Wine lovers can browse the Bordeaux and Fronsac categories to find what they're looking for. Château Mayne-Vieil also offers a delivery service for added convenience.

Clos La Madeleine is a vineyard located on the La Magdeleine plateau in Saint-Émilion. This 2.3-hectare vineyard is nestled on the southern terraces of Saint-Émilion and produces quality wines. Clos La Madeleine is classified as a Grand Cru Classé and is renowned for the quality of its wines. Visitors can taste the wines and learn about the winemaking process during their visit.

Château Haut Vigneau is a winery located in Cadaujac. You can visit the estate and taste the wines produced on site. The château also offers guided tours to discover the history of the estate and the winemaking process.

Château la Clotte is a winery located in Bergat, in the town of Saint-Émilion. Founded in 1800, it is part of the Saint-Émilion Grand Cru appellation. The vineyard covers an area of 4 hectares, with clay-limestone soils. The grape varieties grown are mainly Merlot (80%), Cabernet Franc (10%) and Cabernet Sauvignon (10%). The grapes are harvested by hand and vinified in stainless steel vats. Barrels are used for ageing, with 80% new barrels and 20% barrels used for one or more wines. Château la Clotte produces an average of 10,000 bottles a year, or 80 hectolitres. Its wines are sold in Canada, the United States, Hong Kong and Japan.

Château Montrose is a wine estate located in Saint-Estèphe, Gironde, in the Médoc wine region. It produces a wine under the Saint-Estèphe appellation, ranked second grand cru in the 1855 classification. The 95-hectare estate is owned by Martin and Olivier Bouygues. However, please note that opening times are subject to change, so check before you visit. You must also accept the site's terms of use.

In the heart of Saint-Estèphe, Château Tronquoy has undergone a facelift and is now open to wine tourism. The 5 tours on offer are punctuated by a tasting in a magnificent room opening onto the barrel cellar. A single red wine and two exceptional whites, an original feature of this appellation. The 30-hectare vineyard has been committed to an environmental approach that respects people and nature since 2015. The estate, which is due to obtain organic certification in March 2024, has established itself as one of the finest crus bourgeois in the Médoc.

Château Troquart is a winery located in Montagne. It offers wine delivery services. Château Troquart also organizes events such as open houses and wine-tasting evenings.

The ESAT de Villambis is located in the grounds of the Château de Villambis, a 40-hectare estate with an 18th- and 19th-century château. Employing 120 people with mental or psychological disabilities, this ESAT offers rewarding work in seven areas: laundry, green spaces, industry, horticulture and catering. The approach is inclusive, and the trades promote professional and social learning. The Château's wine is produced using integrated farming methods, with a profound respect for nature and the grape. Classified as a Cru Bourgeois, it recently obtained level 2 environmental certification.

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Located in the town of Montagne, Domaine Salmon et Fils is a winegrower specializing in the Montagne-Saint-Émilion appellation. The Salmon family has been at the helm of this estate since 2005, offering a selection of still red wines. Their flagship wine, Château La Croix Bonneau Renaissance 2006, was mentioned in the Guide Hachette des Vins in 2010. Other vintages include Renaissance 2010, 2009, 2008 and 2007. The wines are predominantly Merlot, with a small proportion of Cabernet Franc. The clay-limestone soil on which the vines are planted gives the wines a fine structure. The estate does not offer tastings or sales on site, but it is possible to make an appointment. For wine lovers, Domaine Salmon et Fils is a must-see when visiting the Bordeaux region.

Founded in 1702, Château de Ferrand in Saint-Émilion embodies more than three centuries of winegrowing history. Acquired by the visionary Baron Bich in 1978, it is now run by his daughter Pauline Bich Chandon-Moët and her husband Philippe Chandon-Moët. Nestled 100 meters above sea level on the clay-limestone plateau, this 32-hectare estate, soon to be certified organic, preserves the balance between tradition and eco-responsibility. It welcomes wine lovers for tastings, workshops and stays to enjoy an authentic experience in an exceptional setting that reveals the timeless charm of Saint-Émilion's Grand Cru Classé.

Fifth classified growth, the property, which covers 22 hectares, remained in the hands of the Borie family until 2017, when it was bought by the Cazes family. This castle has a particularity: the Aspic tower. It was built in the 19th century by Anne-Françoise Averous, just like the cave of Artigues. This tower is surmounted by a dome and a Virgin treading on a viper, symbol of evil, also called aspic. The towers in the vineyards were used to monitor the state of the vines and the work of the wine growers.