Our Repertoire

The winemaker's whim: a rarity made from Alvarinho.
This wine stands outside our series – a Portuguese variety practically not to be found in Bordeaux, on a single sandy plot at the edge of the wood, the only soil of its kind on the Domaine. The vines have stood there since 2019. The wine matures under strict exclusion of air, the way a few white-wine estates in Burgundy work – hence the flinty note.
In the glass, struck match and wet stone, with a saline trace; on the palate it stays sinewy and cool. There are only a few bottles, and most of them are drunk at the estate itself.

Louré, a Baroque dance of measured, solemn character and emphasised line, stands for serious grace and noble expression – qualities that also shape this wine. In both the vineyard and the cellar, the pursuit of balance was paramount.

This Sauvignon Blanc is vinified in a fuller, gastronomic style, with a ripe, multifaceted fruit profile that combines depth and expression. The long maturation in oval clay amphorae allows a natural movement of the lees over many months and gives the wine an enveloping, precisely structured texture of remarkable calm and long ageing potential.

The long, harmonious finish makes Louré a wine that connects time and table – whether with fish in sauce, poultry or fine cheese. A wine that does not merely accompany, but reveals new facets with every glass.

The opening: a rosé full of character and saline minerality.
Our Prélude is more than a rosé – it is the first movement of our suite and sets the tone. Unlike typical Bordeaux rosés, we rely here on 100% Malbec. The result is no trivial summer wine, but a structured, salmon-coloured rosé with real personality that combines a dancing lightness with seriousness.

The Gigue usually closes a suite – lively & uplifting. With us, the Gigue opens the collection of the great red wines.

The Gigue shows juicy cherry fruit, violet and a hint of white pepper. Up to the 2020 vintage it aged in concrete vats, from 2021 in amphora – a small share of barrique remains in both cases. The minimal use of oak preserves freshness and approachability.

Slow, dignified, of quiet complexity – that is how a sarabande sounds, that is how this wine tastes.

This cuvée is the heart of our estate and is composed each year of all the red grape varieties of the property. Thanks to Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec, it unfolds flavours of dark berries, cocoa and graphite, underlined by the earthy notes of Cabernet Franc.

As a rule, 18 months in mostly used barriques lend depth without heaviness. A multifaceted red wine that invites you to pause and gains in complexity over the years.

In Bach's suite, the Allemande stands at the beginning – a calm, ordered movement, dignified and carried by inner tension. In our cellar it stands at the end: of all our wines it needs the longest time, which is why it is the last to leave the estate. Both belong together.

It is a movement of particular weight, demanding concentration, time and the right measure – in the vineyard as in the cellar. This is exactly how this wine unfolds: precise, structured and built to last.

Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc shape its backbone, complemented by a little Merlot that lends depth and balance. Blackcurrant, graphite and fine spices define the aromatic profile, carried by dense, ripe tannins. The ageing follows the wine, not the other way round, allowing power and length to arise without heaviness. Only in years when everything comes together does this wine find its place in the suite. Powerful, but quiet.