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ORIGIN Sweet White Wine Château Cazeau boasts a magnificent Girondine chartreuse, whose origins date back to the 16th century. It is ideally located in Gornac, along one of the oldest routes of the Entre-Deux-Mers region, just a few kilometers east of Sauveterre de Guyenne. Its vineyard spans over 300 hectares, with 7 hectares dedicated to producing this Entre-Deux-Mers sweet white wine. The estate benefits from an exceptional location on clay-limestone hillsides reaching an altitude of 110 meters, with predominantly southern exposure. The vines, planted all around the château, are thoughtfully distributed between red and white grape varieties according to the terroirs. With an average age of 35 years, the vines are carefully cultivated using traditional methods, with respect for the environment. The large winery is equipped with all modern facilities (temperature control, pneumatic presses, micro-oxygenation) necessary for producing fine wines.

TERROIR Star Chardonnay is sourced from a meticulous selection of the finest terroirs in the south of France. Our team of oenologists has explored these sunlit and warm lands to deliver the best from each grape variety. GRAPE VARIETY 100% Chardonnay WINEMAKING By blending traditional expertise with modern techniques, we guide the Chardonnay from grape harvest through vinification and aging, ensuring a high-quality wine that honors the grape's distinctive characteristics. TASTING NOTES Appearance: Bright pale yellow with golden reflections Nose: Refined and intense with notes of citrus and fresh almonds Palate: Ample, creamy, and delicate with fine aromas of white-fleshed fruits enhanced by a mineral note. A balanced and silky Chardonnay!

ORIGIN Dry White Wine La Misaine Blanc Sec has been specially selected by our oenologists to offer you balanced, authentic, and delightful wines, perfect for accompanying everyday meals. VINIFICATION Traditional in stainless steel tanks. GRAPE VARIETY Airen TASTING NOTES Beautiful pale yellow robe with greenish reflections. Aromas of citrus fruits on the nose. Lively and slightly tangy on the palate. FOOD PAIRINGS Enjoy with seafood, grilled fish, or creamy cheeses. Serve at 9°C (48°F).

ORIGIN - TERROIR Sweet White Wine from Bordeaux Roumaguet is the result of a rigorous selection by our oenologists, paying tribute to the noble terroirs of Bordeaux. The Bordeaux appellation covers an area of more than 40,000 hectares, encompassing the entire Bordeaux vineyard. The richness of the terroirs and the proximity to the Atlantic Ocean create ideal conditions for producing exceptional wines. VINIFICATION Harvested at perfect ripeness Traditional vinification in stainless steel tanks Aged in tanks GRAPE VARIETIES 100% Sémillon TASTING NOTES Roumaguet Bordeaux Blanc Moelleux reveals a beautiful bright yellow color and a fruity nose, with citrus and yellow fruit notes. On the palate, it offers delicious flavors of exotic fruits and a fine balance between sweetness and acidity. The fruity finish lingers with a pleasant freshness.

ORIGIN - TERROIR Roumaguet, born from a rigorous selection by our oenologists, pays homage to the noble terroirs of Bordeaux. The Bordeaux appellation covers more than 40,000 hectares, representing the entirety of the Bordeaux vineyard. The richness of its soils and proximity to the Atlantic Ocean provide ideal conditions for the production of exceptional wines. VINIFICATION Harvested at perfect ripeness Cold maceration for several hours Low-temperature vinification Aged in tanks GRAPE VARIETIES Sauvignon TASTING NOTES Roumaguet Bordeaux Blanc Sec is adorned with a brilliant pale yellow robe. The nose reveals lovely notes of citrus and exotic fruits. On the palate, it is creamy and well-balanced between roundness and acidity, with a fruity and lingering finish. FOOD PAIRINGS Roumaguet is ideal as an aperitif or paired with seafood, fish in sauce, or grilled fish.

ORIGIN Sparkling Wine Bordeaux Crémant Blanc Château Cazeau boasts a magnificent Girondine chartreuse, whose origins date back to the 16th century. It is ideally located in Gornac, along one of the oldest routes of the Entre-Deux-Mers region, just a few kilometers east of Sauveterre de Guyenne. Its vineyard spans over 300 hectares, benefiting from an exceptional location on clay-limestone hillsides reaching an altitude of 110 meters, with predominantly southern exposure. The vines, planted all around the château, are thoughtfully distributed between red and white grape varieties according to the terroirs. With an average age of 35 years, the vines are carefully cultivated using traditional methods, with respect for the environment. The large winery is equipped with all modern facilities (temperature control, pneumatic presses, micro-oxygenation) necessary for producing fine wines.

ORIGINS White Wine, Francs Côtes de Bordeaux Appellation The origins of Château Ad Francos date back to the 6th century, when Clovis, the first Christian king of France, defeated the Visigoths and conquered the land of Aquitaine. A Frankish garrison settled on this strategic hill, which was named "Ad Francos" (literally meaning "home of the Franks"), giving its name to the present-day village of Francs. The château, constructed between the 9th and 18th centuries, is an eclectic treasure of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Its history has been shaped by key events such as plagues, the Hundred Years' War, invasions, religious wars, and the French Revolution. Various families who inhabited the château expanded it over time, each leaving their unique imprint.

ORIGIN Sparkling Wine, Crémant de Bordeaux The Villas d’Hiver of Arcachon evoke the glorious past of this famous Gironde holiday destination. Built in the 1860s, these tall and imposing houses, with their diverse architectural influences, helped shape the city. Often nestled in lush greenery between pine trees and dunes, these picturesque residences were both traditional and boldly innovative. This spirit is reflected today in this wine. VINIFICATION Hand-harvested at optimal ripeness Vinified using the specific methods of the appellation: Pressing, first fermentation, second fermentation in the bottle for the effervescence Aged on laths for a minimum of 12 months GRAPE VARIETIES Sémillon Cabernet Franc Muscadelle TASTING NOTES Villa Bordeaux boasts a beautiful clear yellow robe with greenish highlights. Its bouquet reveals elegant citrus notes with a hint of lime.

Dating back to the 1980’s, Grand Bateau is the fruit of the collaboration between Maison Barrière and Chateau Beychevelle, our sister company. The boat which decorates this label is the mythical galleon of the famous Château Beychevelle which took part and sponsored the conception and creation of Grand Bateau. Today, Philippe Blanc, Château Beychevelle’s winemaker, provides us with the ultimate technical guidance in our famed assemblage of these wines. Elaborated by our oenologist starting with a selection of the best wines from our partner estates, Grand Bateau incarnates the complexity of great Bordeaux. Stylistically impeccable, consistent and unique, Grand Bateau is crafted to satisfy both young consumers and confirmed amateurs alike.

Dating back to the 1980’s, Grand Bateau is the fruit of the collaboration between Maison Barrière and Château Beychevelle, our sister company. The Boat which decorates this label is the mythical galleon of the famous Château Beychevelle which took part and sponsored the conception and creation of Grand Bateau. Today Philippe Blanc, Château Beychevelle’s winemaker, provides us with the ultimate technical guidance in our famed assemblage of these wines. The « Secret » ? Simply that the wine is sourced from such illustrious estates that we have asked not to divulge its exceptional provenance! Rich and gracious wine, it offers all the racinness of a grand cru. It’s exceptional elegance will seduce the palates of those demanding connoisseurs.

An Estate that nurtures its vineyards with the greatest respect for natural balance and terroir since 1808. The family motto “Fac et Spera” – do and hope – says it all. Two words that sum up all the patience and daring that this art demands: patience in relation to nature which resides; daring for the winemaker, who observes, chooses and assists. The wine will be the faithful expression of this alchemy.