We ship to all European countries that accept the Euro as their currency, as well as to Switzerland, Great Britain, and Denmark. If you are located in another country and would like to place an order, please contact us directly to discuss shipping options.

For shipments to Switzerland, Great Britain, and Denmark, customers are responsible for any applicable import taxes, customs duties, or fees that may be charged upon delivery. For Euro-zone countries, no additional customs fees apply.

We require a minimum order of 4 bottles. You may choose any combination of wines to meet this requirement.

Orders placed by Thursday at 11:00 AM (Central European Time) will be shipped the following Friday. Orders placed after this cutoff will be shipped the Friday of the following week.

We reserve the right to delay shipments during periods of extreme heat to protect the quality of your wine. If your order is delayed due to temperature concerns, we will notify you and ship your order as soon as weather conditions are suitable.

Shipping costs are calculated based on the weight of your parcel and your delivery location. The exact shipping cost will be displayed at checkout before you complete your purchase.

Yes, all deliveries require a signature from someone of legal drinking age for age verification purposes. If no one is available to sign for the delivery, the carrier will make additional delivery attempts according to their standard procedures.

If your shipment arrives damaged, please note the damage with the carrier at the time of delivery. Contact us immediately with details and photos of the damage, and we will either reship your order or provide a full refund, depending on your preference.

We accept all major credit cards as well as PayPal for your convenience and security.

Yes, customers must be of legal drinking age in their country of residence to purchase from us. This means you must be at least 18 years old in all countries we ship to. A signature from someone of legal drinking age will be required upon delivery to verify age.

We offer a selection of red wines, white wines, and rosé wines. Our wines include varieties such as Caprice, Gigue, Sarabande, Menuet, Chaconne, Allemande, and Intermezzo, available in different vintage years.

Each wine has a detailed product page with information about the vintage, tasting notes, and characteristics. You can also find data sheets for many of our wines with comprehensive technical information.

La Suite is a name with many layers – musical, historical, and programmatic. A suite is the idea of structuring a great work into clearly defined movements – each independent, yet together forming a harmonious whole. This principle shapes our winery.

The Musical Suite: Like baroque suites (Prélude, Allemande, Courante, Sarabande, Gigue), our wine collection follows a dramatic order. Each wine is its own movement – a Capriccio made from 100% Alvarinho is playful, while a Sarabande from classic Bordeaux varieties carries depth and gravitas.

Continuing a Legacy: The name also represents continuation. For many years, the estate belonged to Jean Ribéreau-Gayon, founding father of modern oenology and co-founder of Bordeaux's oenological faculty. His pursuit of precision and experimentation shapes our work today.

New Bordeaux: We represent a fresh approach – elegant wines with moderate alcohol, direct relationships with wine lovers, and regenerative agriculture on an estate that has been a designated nature reserve since 1975.

The Fermata Symbol: The fermata in our emblem marks the moment of pause that gives space to the new – a breath before the melody continues with fresh color.

Aux Conseillans: This comes from the official name of our land. Historical Cassini maps from Napoleon's time already described our location as "Aux Conseillans." We maintain this connection to our terroir and our estate, Domaine aux Conseillans.

If you have any questions that aren't answered here, please feel free to contact us directly. We're happy to help!