The birthplace of Vignobles André Lurton, Château Bonnet is first and foremost a family home. Acquired in 1897 by Léonce Récapet, great-grandfather of the current owners, the Château has been the Group’s headquarters since 1953. The estate has 201 hectares of vines in the Entre-deux-Mers and Bordeaux appellations. Its white wines, characteristic of the region, are expressive and fresh, revealing notes of citrus and exotic fruit. The reds, supple and silky, express the full richness of the fruit. The estate is increasingly committed to a global ecological approach. Beehives, an orchard, fallow land, a henhouse and biocontrol plots are concrete proof of this in the field.

Deep, brilliant cherry-red colour. Intense and particularly seductive, the nose is dominated by aromas of fresh red fruit such as strawberry, redcurrant and raspberry. The attack is supple and slightly sweet, quickly giving way to a generous, round body. The mid-palate is full-bodied and delicious. The tannins are fine and silky, with an elegant finish. This is a harmonious, well-balanced wine with a supple texture and pleasant freshness. It is easy to drink.