Welcome to the world of Bordeaux wines! Dive into our collection of articles and explore the many secrets of this remarkable vineyard — from vine to cellar, from harvest to glass, from the soil …

Let’s ease into the journey with Bordeaux, Bordeaux Supérieur and Crémant — a joyful community of generous, pleasure‑loving winegrowers. Here, there’s no need for an official …

An ocean of vines which stretch out on the Right Bank of the Garonne River, southeast of Bordeaux on magnificent sundrenched slopes. This dramatic landscape and microclimate …

Its vineyards share its delimited area with the Bordeaux Haut-Benauge PDO, which mainly produces sweet white wines. Two PDOs, two specifications and two different styles, yet from …

Saint-Julien, the crème de la crème of the bordeaux wine region Small in size but big on talent: Saint-Julien is home to an impressive array of Classified Great Growths, whose names delight …

As the dominant red grape of Bordeaux (60% of the AOP’s plantings), it’s everywhere — and endlessly versatile. It yields an impressive range of red wines, from light, juicy, easy‑drinking …

Six main grape varieties — three red and three white — form the foundation of Bordeaux wines. A deep knowledge of the region’s soils has guided the evolution of plantings, helping growers …

Compared to the wines of the Blaye – Côtes de Bordeaux PDO, here you will find more assertive cuvées. The appellation is home to well-structured red wines, designed to stand the test of time.

Just south of the city of Bordeaux, the Graves region is the birthplace of Bordeaux wines. It takes its name from its famous gravel soils (tiny pebbles of clay and sand).

These light and pale-colored Bordeaux wines boosted the development of the vineyards, leading to the formal identification of the best terroirs, including those of the Haut-Médoc.