We are immeditely charmed by the location of the vineyard, set above the confluent of the Garonne and Dordogne rivers, a strategic position with an excellent micro-climate for the vines planted on hillsides with a clay-limestone sub-soil and lots of gravel। The 20 hectares of vines on this family estate are managed using the "reasonable pest-control" approach. 1/3 of the vines are over 30 years old and some plots even reach the venerable age of 50 years old. The grapes produced here are rich in aromas, and Richard Charbonnier, a skilled wine-maker, masters the production process. The wines are of great quality, have excellent balance and are seductive, flavoursome and full of charm. This know-how is much appreciated among the knowledgeable clientele and has won many medals and the praises of the various wine guides. You should taste the Côtes-de-Bourg, remarkable with its beautiful garnet-red colour, its solid tannic base, flesh and richness and notes of spices and underwood. A wine which you will have to wait for if you want to enjoy its full potential.
A family estate of 9 ha vines, where one vinifies the vintages without malolactic fermentation। This house proposes this Champagne brut Grand Cru rosé, 100% Pinot noir to you, obtained by maceration short, very out of fruits, all in roundness, full, quite attractive, which is appropriate for a navarin. This brut Millésimé Grand Cru 2002, gold medal with the Challenge International of the wine, a powerful and bouquetée vintage, with this sweetness in mouth characteristic, of beautiful robe, very delicate, very persistent, combining structure and elegance. The Champagne cuvée Réserve Grand Cru are a great success, with the nose of almond, very out of fruits, proportioned well, delicate and rich in mouth. The Bouzy rouge 2000, coming from a not éraflée vintage, nice garnet-red robe vivid, dense, scented (notes of bilberry and very characteristic undergrowth). Bouzy 96 remains of topicality, and one proposes older vintages like the 85 or the 76.