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The DOMAINE DE CHAMBERT spans 120 hectares of vineyards, land, and woods. The vineyard covers 65 hectares (A.O.C. of Cahors), primarily of the Malbec grape variety. It is the largest organic vineyard in Cahors. The estate produces AOC CAHORS red wine, VDP Chardonnay white wine, and VDP Côtes du Lot rosé wine (Malbec).

CHÂTEAU CRANSAC covers an area of approximately 150 hectares, including 50 hectares of vineyards. The estate is located on the ancient terraces of the Tarn, and the vines are planted in Boulbènes soil, which is sandy loam. 49 hectares produce red wine and 1 hectare produces white wine, with the vineyard averaging 30 years in age. The grape varieties of the estate are 53% Négrette, 16% Cabernet Franc, 14% Gamay, 11% Syrah, and 6% other varieties for red wine production, and 100% Sauvignon for white wine production. CHÂTEAU CRANSAC establishes itself as an Independent Winemaker.

THE DOMAINE DE CAUQUELLE is a family-owned vineyard located on a red, stony clay-limestone soil. The vineyard spans 25 hectares, with 21 hectares dedicated to producing AOC Coteaux du Quercy red wine and 4 hectares aimed at producing dry, sweet, and mellow white wine under VDP du Lot. The estate produces approximately 35,000 bottles per year.

Domaine Poiron Dabin’s history dates back to 1858. Six generations of winegrowers have worked hard to create a beautiful estate in Château Thébaud, in the South of Brittany in France. Now, it is two brothers who are keeping this skill alive. Laurent and Jean-Michel Poiron joined forces to create Poiron Dabin. This human-sized domain is a team of 11 highly competent workers taking care of 160 acres...