A brief history
It is a family story, born from the humble gem that is Fronsac
At the confluence of the Isle and Dordogne rivers lies a vineyard that has been cultivated since the 18th century, and in the family for five generations. A legacy that we are sincerely committed to protect and develop with the utmost respect; sustainability and responsible viticulture and winemaking practices being at the very heart of our philosophy (Natural plant cover since 1993, mechanical working underfoot, High Environmental Value label since 2018, biodiversity hotspots scattered throughout the vineyard and covering 1⁄4 of the estate’s total surface area).
Each generation is driven by a renewed desire to enrich the personality of the wines, to pass on know-how and to anchor our action in the contemporary world.
Our collection of wines is the result of a careful attention to the vineyard and its vivid environment. We cherish our living, and growing, at the very heart of the appellation; this enables us to remain faithful to our terroir, while maintaining a close relationship with the land, the vines and the winery.
OUR WINES: TIMELESS, LIVELY, EXPRESSIVE
Following a low-intervention vine-growing and wine-making philosophy, we strive to produce terroir wines that capture the uniqueness of a place, translated into a collection of timeless, precise and expressive cuvées.
We want this portfolio to be accessible, and to meet any occasions – whether this is today or in 10 years. That’s why we have articulated it under three main ranges:
o FRONSAC – Clos du Roy, our flagship expression & Arabesque de Clos du Roy its lively variation.
o BORDEAUX – Roc Meynard, Bordeaux’s brilliance in expressions of charm and character, declined over the two colors – red and white.