Our family has been growing vines for more than 500 years, and it was in 1948 that our grandfather André, known by all as the P'ti Dé, took over the family business. He will become an important figure of Sancerre and will greatly contribute to the fame of the appellation. His two sons, Louis and Simon, took over in the 1970s, modernizing and expanding the estate, acquiring vines in AOC Pouilly Fumé in 1979, then in AOC Menetou-Salon in 2005. Also in 2005, Arnaud will join our father Louis on the estate.

In 2020, our history takes a new turn with the creation of our new estate : Domaine Arnaud and Stéphanie DEZAT. With new infrastructures, we are always committed to producing balanced and more environmentally friendly wines. We have developed a new work tool that is more powerful and less energy consuming, combined with a more sustainable agriculture, allowing us to guarantee the irreproachable quality of our wines and reduce our ecological footprint while transmitting the heritage, tradition and know-how have been passed on to us.

The Chateau was built in 1452 and is located 15 minutes drive from Bordeaux in the little town of Carignan-de-Bordeaux. A total surface area of 150 hectares, with 55 hectares of vines producing around 350 000 bottles per year depending on the vintage. Range composed of 4 red wines, 3 in Cadillac-Côtes-de-Bordeaux Appellation, 1 without sulfites Bordeaux Appellation. Also completing the Range 1 dry Bordeaux White Appellation and 1 Bordeaux Rosé Appellation.

In the heart of the Loire valley our 82 hectares estate has been in the Regnard family since 1791, shortly after the French Revolution. Rooted in soil referred to as "Anjou Noir", it is characterized by dark, shallow schists and its famous mild climate, the "douceur angevine". Antoine Poupard has been managing the estate and winemaking for the Madame Gwenaëlle Regnard since 2007. True to the tradition of La Petite Roche, he continues to promote and encourage the production of quality rose wines and their recognition. A fierce lover of our oldest local grape varieties, Chenin blanc and Cabernet franc, he has been developing a range of dry whites and reds, where the expression and the intimate knowledge of our different terroirs reflect the beauty and complexity of these varieties. Our vineyard practices protect and encourage bio-diversity (soil-tillage, sodding between the vines, sexual confusion to prevent the use of pesticides and agroforestry). We have obtained the TerraVitis and HVE3 certifications. Our latest adventure is to preserve the stock of old vines, such as a parcel of "Grolleau Noir" which has reached the ripe old age of 75 years. The characteristics of these vines are hidden in its wood. We use the field selection "massale" method to safeguard this heritage. We produce three different ranges of wines: - "les Essentiels" - " l'Origine" - "L'AngeVin" The difference between the ranges are defined by the soil type, the "terroir", the maturity of the grapes, the yield and whether the wine has fermented and aged on its lees, in stainless steel tanks, ovoïde (egg shaped) tanks or oak barrels. Each range of wine is represented by a dry Chenin, a dry Rosé de Loire, a Anjou Red and a sparkling wine (either a Saumur brut or a Crémant de Loire). We have two more demi-sec rose wines (rosé d'Anjou and Cabernet d'Anjou) in our Essentiel range.

Situated in Sablet in the Rhone Valley, the DOMAINE DE VERQUIERE Winery is a 45-hectare estate that has been passed down from father to son over four generations. Today the Winery is managed by Thibaut CHAMFORT who is perpetuating and developing the family vineyard according to age-old traditions. Thanks to his experience built up both in France and abroad (California and South Africa) Thibaut intends to make the most of his legacy by ensuring continued improvement of the quality of the wines and placing the name ‘Domaine de Verquière’ firmly on the map of the very best Rhone Valley wines.