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... a planting density of 9,600 vines per hectare and two complementary terroirs (gravel and clay-limestone). Tasting The style of Château d’Arcins is characterized by its rich roundness. On the nose, one enjoys discovering concentrated aromas of red fruits and spices, nuanced by scents of orange peel. The flavors are harmoniously combined, leading to a body that is lush, then warm, and finally...

...History: Taken over by the Sartorius-Barton family, this Moulis en Médoc estate is experiencing a dynamic revival. The 42-hectare vineyard features a soil that is partly clay-limestone, conducive to the development of Cabernet Franc and Merlot, along with a section of fine gravel and sandy gravel that allows for exceptional ripeness of Cabernet Sauvignon. Grapes: 47% Merlot, 37% Cabernet...

... cover an area of 19 hectares. The uniqueness of the vineyard lies in the fact that it has been acquired over generations, dividing it into more than twenty plots scattered throughout the municipality of Saint-Estèphe, making it very representative of the appellation. Three-quarters of the plots are located in areas of deep gravel and deserve the term "Haut Vignoble." The remaining quarter provides a happy complement with its clay-limestone soils.

The vineyard was established in 2004 by Mr. Jean Pierre Ponroy and his son Romain, who specialize in the production of AOC Reuilly wine. The estate currently covers 5.50 hectares, with the first plantings carried out in 2006 on clay-limestone soils, limestone marl, and on high terraces of gravel and sand. Our Sauvignon produces dry and fruity white wines, the Pinot Noir yields smooth reds, and...

...The DUFAU estate is a young estate located in the Gaillac Appellation, consisting of clay-limestone hills with gravel passages. These hills are classified as the first slopes of Gaillac. The estate encompasses 16 hectares of vineyards certified under sustainable farming practices with the Agriconfiance label. Ultimately, the estate aims to transition to the production of 100% organic wines. The grape varieties used include Sauvignon Blanc, Muscadelle, Mauzac, Len de l'El, Merlot, Duras, Syrah, Braucol, and Gamay. The estate produces red, rosé, dry white, and sweet white wines.

... clay-limestone and sandy-gravel soils for Château Grand Bertin de St Clair. The grape varieties for the red wines are Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. The white wine produced is a dry white made from Sauvignon grapes, with the vines on clay-limestone soil averaging 10 years old. The wines produced by the family vineyard are of high quality and are regularly awarded in guides and competitions. COMPAGNET VINS distributes its wines to distributors, importers, wine merchants, and wholesalers in France and internationally.

...Château CANTINOT, located in the Bordeaux region, produces and markets Bordeaux wines such as grand wines from Blaye or Côtes de Bordeaux. The vineyard spans 18 hectares of contiguous vines, offering a blend of gravel, sand, clay, and limestone, including a plot of Merlot that contains a vein of 'blue clay' which has a valuable influence on the wines. The grape varieties used are Merlot, Cabernet...

Château LOUPIAC GAUDIET has a vineyard of 28 hectares located on the hills overlooking the Garonne. The vines are on average 47 years old, and the terroir is clay-gravel with a limestone subsoil. The grape varieties consist of Sémillon, Sauvignon, and Muscadelle. The wines of Château LOUPIAC GAUDIET are produced traditionally with hand-harvested grapes while employing modern techniques.

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