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The Grand Cercle des Vins de Bordeaux (Grand Circle of Bordeaux Wines) is made up of 110 talented Châteaux from the Right and Left Bank areas of the Bordeaux winegrowing region. They represent a very diverse and complementary mix of 27 different appellations, demonstrating that Bordeaux produces quality wines to suit every occasion and budget.
"In these difficult times for our wines, the Grand Cercle is a real springboard for the Châteaux Talents who choose to join us.
The experience of its members, the diversity of their wines, the pooling of costs, the strict selection of its members, and their solidarity are real assets in developing the visibility of each of us, both with the press and critics and with professionals in France and abroad", Philippe de Poyferré, Président.
"A family vineyard, independent producer and one of the references of Fronsac wines".
Propriété de la famille Vayron depuis 8 générations, le vignoble de Château Bourgneuf, d’une superficie de 9 hectares d’un seul tenant, est situé au cœur de Pomerol, sur le plateau, contigu à Trotanoy.
L’histoire de Château Bourgneuf, c’est la transmission d’un patrimoine, d’un lieu, de sa connaissance et de savoir-faire. C’est aussi l’histoire d’un attachement, d’un lien très fort aux pierres, aux sols, à la luminosité du lieu, au travail réalisé, avec un sens aigu du détail, de la Vigne au Vin.
Owned by the Vayron family for eight generations, the Château Bourgneuf vineyard covers 9-hectares in one unique holding located in the heart of Pomerol, on the plateau adjacent to Chateau Trotanoy.
The history of Château Bourgneuf is one of passing on a heritage, a place, knowledge and expertise. It is also a story of attachment, of a very strong bond with the stones, the soil, the illumination of the place, and the work carried out with great attention to detail, from the Vine to the Wine.
Château Siaurac est à la fois la plus grande et la plus emblématique des propriétés viticoles de l’appellation Lalande de Pomerol.
Située dans le prolongement du célèbre plateau de Pomerol à Néac, avec 46 hectares de vignes plantées d’un seul tenant, un château datant du XIXème siècle classé « Monument Historique », une histoire riche de 3 siècles, 15 hectares d’un parc romantique vallonné, classé « Jardin Remarquable » avec des arbres centenaires, une Orangerie et un bois percé du XVIIIème siècle … est un endroit incontournable, à découvrir dans le Libournais …
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Located in the heart of Bordeaux’s Entre-Deux-Mers region, Château de Reignac stands as a beacon of exceptional quality, environmental commitment, and innovative winemaking. Offering one of the best quality-to-price ratios in Bordeaux, our wines have been consistently celebrated in blind tastings by the European Grand Jury and praised by the world’s leading tasters. Watch the blind tasting results here: Blind Tasting Video.
Originally built in the 16th century by Seigneur Baude de Peyron and redesigned in the 18th and 19th centuries, Château de Reignac is a historical treasure. A remarkable greenhouse designed by Gustave Eiffel adds a touch of architectural marvel to the estate. Since acquiring Reignac in 1990, Yves and Stéphanie Vatelot have meticulously restored its grandeur while introducing cutting-edge innovations in winemaking. With the expertise of world-renowned oenologist Michel Rolland, Reignac has earned its reputation as one of the most distinctive properties in Bordeaux.
Spanning 145 hectares, including 75 hectares of vineyards and 35 hectares of protected forest, Château de Reignac is a sanctuary of biodiversity. Its diverse ecosystem includes a lake, fields, wetlands, and fallows, fostering a harmonious balance between nature and agriculture. The estate’s terroir is shaped by ancient geological formations like Molasse du Fronsadais, marlstone, and Castillon limestone, which provide ideal conditions for growing exceptional vines with natural drainage and optimal sun exposure.
Guided by a dedication to sustainability, Château de Reignac takes a holistic approach to winemaking. The estate’s team actively works to protect and preserve its environment, ensuring a thriving and balanced ecosystem for generations to come.
Château de Reignac’s wines consistently rival Bordeaux’s grands crus classés in quality, delivering complexity, finesse, and pleasure at an accessible price. Our commitment to excellence, from vineyard to cellar, is reflected in every bottle.
Experience the artistry and passion of Château de Reignac at Wine Paris, where heritage meets innovation. Discover why our wines continue to captivate critics and wine lovers alike. For more information, visit our website: Château de Reignac.
Château de Reignac – Bordeaux’s Best-Kept Secret
For a century, the Bernard Moueix family has been offering two wines from Bordeaux’s Right Bank : Château Taillefer in Pomerol and Château Tauzinat l'Hermitage, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru.
CHÂTEAU TAILLEFER, POMEROL
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CHÂTEAU TAUZINAT L'HERMITAGE, SAINT-ÉMILION GRAND CRU
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The 3 vineyards belonging to Domaines CGR sit proudly on the highest plateau in the Médoc. Until 1990 the vineyards were owned and managed by Château Lafite Rothschild. Since the 2000 vintage Magali Guyon ( former winemaker at Lynch Bages ) has been winemaker on the estate. Wines are aged underground for up to 10 years, prior to being released when they are most ready to be enjoyed. Château La Cardonne, Château Grivière, and Château Ramafort are classified Cru Bourgeois wines.
Château Haut-Lagrange est une propriété familiale de 8,5 ha située dans l'appellation Pessac-Léognan. Certifiés Terra Vitis et HVE3, nos vins sont typiques de notre terroir. Retrouvez sur tous nos millésimes la typicité tant recherchée des vins de Pessac-Léognan : l'équilibre idéal entre fruité, finesse et complexité.
Nos vins ne sont pas commercialisés en grande distribution. Nous ne travaillons qu'avec le réseau CHR.
Depuis 2002, Brigitte Rullier Loussert construit l’avancée de ses vignobles à travers son libre arbitre et son indépendance affirmée. Trait de caractère qui déteint sur les vins de ses deux propriétés : Château Dalem et Château de la Huste.
Vigneronne méticuleuse, attentionnée, et exigeante, elle possède sa propre vision de ce que doivent être des grands vins. Elle s’affranchit des codes pour ciseler des vins à son propre ADN.
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