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The name Reynac was designed with a trailing "ac" typical of the region of Charentes (Cognac, Jarnac, Mérignac, etc). This Celtic sounding reflects the different historic possessions of Charentes and means property, fiefdom. "Rey" which means...
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Trees of great rarity, "delicious" strawberry trees, unique species of laurels, mysterious and furtive passages of deer in freedom, songs mixed with cicadas and birds, intoxicating perfumes. The hilly water reservoir created in 1954 by grandfather...
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The Domaine du Deffends is a family property located at the foot of the Aurelian Mountains, near the Roman road of the same name. This vineyard cultivates today 15 hectares of vines on sunny clay-limestone hillsides at an altitude of 420 meters and...
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In the heart of the appellation Gigondas, the Château de Saint Cosme is an exceptional estate, with its Gallo-Roman fermentation vats perfectly preserved. This fantastic historical site gives a good idea how our ancesters the gallo-romans were...
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The history of Château Pesquié is one of a family who believed very early on in the tremendous potential of the Ventoux. Since 2003, Alexandre & Frédéric have taken up the torch and now continue the family adventure with the same concern for...
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A terroir blessed by the gods For centuries, the rolled pebbles, the 13 grape varieties, the sun and the Mistral wind have been the fundamentals of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape appellation. The terroir in Châteauneuf-du-Pape is unique: its large...
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Domaine Les Pallières is undeniably one of the greatest, longest-running properties of the Southern Rhône—outside the village of Gigondas, woven into the foothills of the beautiful and brooding Dentelles de Montmirail. The domaine had been a...
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It was Henri Brunier who gave birth to this beautiful family history in 1891, in the village of Bédarrides, well known today for holding the south-eastern part of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape appellation. That year, he donated to his son Hippolyte,...
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A leather parchment manuscript, written in Latin, dating from 1456 attests that at that time the Burc family already owned land in Cahors. All this is confirmed by vineyard property bulletins dating from 1663 and 1838. Since then generations of...
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Between Bordeaux and Toulouse, the Brulhois belongs to the family of wines from the South West: this living mosaic of tastes and colors. Encircling the Garonne, the terroir of Brulhois consists of gravelly slopes and plateaus, sandy-stony soil on...
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In the 19th century many individual growers in the region joined together out of economic necessity to form small wine-growing cooperatives: they aimed to work more efficiently by joining forces. In 1969, the major cooperatives merged with...
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Dereszla is among the wineries with the greatest history in the Tokaj Wine Region, and the history of Hungary can be followed with the history of the cellar. The soils of the Tokaj Wine Region, the microclimate, the several-century expertise,...
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The Castle of Verrazzano is located in Greve in Chianti, in the heart of the Chianti Classico area, between Florence and Siena. Vineyards, reimplanted by Cappellini Family starting from 1958, extend from the limit of the wood to the whole underlying...
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The Mastroberardino family, leaders in Italian viticulture, are largely responsible for the revival and elevation of Irpinian and Campanian winemaking post WWII. Their efforts ignited a resurgence in quality red and white wine production in all of...
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The tradition of wine in Romagna, north of Italy, tells a popular and peasant tale, a story of extraordinary yet simple people who kept a patrimony of wine-growing culture alive on which we can now draw generously to produce today’s quality. This...
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