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ORIGIN Red Wine, Côtes de Francs 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, built between the 9th and 18th centuries, is an eclectic jewel of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Its history has been shaped by significant events such as major plagues, the Hundred Years' War, invasions, religious wars, and the French Revolution. Various families who owned the château over the centuries expanded it, each leaving their own distinct imprint.

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 Red Wine, Côtes de Francs 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 masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Its history has been shaped by major events such as plagues, the Hundred Years' War, invasions, religious wars, and the French Revolution. Over the years, different families expanded the château, each leaving their distinctive mark. After the French Revolution and the downfall of the local noble lineage, the château was sold to the ancestors of Michel Rolland, a globally renowned oenologist.

ORIGIN Red Wine Côtes de Francs 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 at that time 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 gem of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. The castle’s history has been shaped by significant events, including major epidemics, the Hundred Years' War, invasions, religious wars, and the French Revolution. The various families who owned it over the centuries expanded the château, each leaving their unique mark on it. After the French Revolution and the collapse of the local noble lineage, the château was sold to the ancestors of Michel Rolland, a globally renowned oenologist.

ORIGIN Red Wine from Côtes de Duras Château Les Roques is a family-owned estate located in the Pays de Duras, one of the first wine regions to receive AOC status in 1937. The estate is passionately and skillfully managed. It is situated on one of the highest points in the Duras region (102m) and spans 11 hectares of contiguous land. The vineyards are predominantly planted with Merlot on a limestone plateau, benefiting from an ideal exposure. This hard and rocky soil, often described as 'rebellious' due to its difficulty in cultivation, produces wines with remarkable typicity. VINEYARD CULTIVATION Soil Management Pruning and Leaf Removal VINIFICATION Limited Yields Gentle Extraction to Enhance Fruit Aromas Fermentation in Temperature-Controlled Stainless Steel Tanks GRAPE VARIETIES 94% Merlot 5% Cabernet Sauvignon 1% Cabernet Franc

The CDA R1000/R1500 Mixed Range offers an automatic adhesive labelling solution designed to accommodate both still and sparkling wine bottles, including champagne and sparkling wine, on a single machine. This automatic linear labeller showcases the capability to apply up to four labels (main label, back label, medal, neck label), along with the crimping of aluminum/tin and heat-shrinkable capsules, as well as foils. Renowned for its versatility, this linear automatic labelling machine is a perfect match for various types of still wine bottles (Bordeaux, Côte de Bourgogne, Alsace, Côte du Rhône, etc.), as well as diverse Champagne and sparkling wine bottles (Champagne, sparkling, cremant, etc.), spanning a range of volumes (25 cl, 37.5 cl, 50 cl, 75 cl, magnum, etc.). Switching between bottle sizes (from 1/2 to magnum) is seamlessly achieved without requiring additional equipment.