In the heart of the Graves appellation, in the commune of Castres-sur-Gironde, Château Ferrande upholds the heritage of a great Bordeaux wine, combining authenticity and a vision for the future. Owned by the Castel family since 1992, this historic estate embodies both the richness of its distinctive soils and the strength of its heritage. The name “Ferrande” already hints at its historical roots: once a military relay post within the Castrum of Castres, where mounted messengers would stop to have their horses shod. Echoes of this past remain today in the estate’s fortified walls, 17th-... Read more
A discreet and tightly defined appellation, Sable de Camargue is devoted entirely to rosé — more precisely, to Gris and Gris de Gris. What sets it apart is its exceptional location, flanked by two...
That evening, at the top of the legendary 6-hectare Clos des Goisses vineyard, the sunset was sublime. We were in the heart of Champagne, in Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, with the Côte des Blancs in front of us...
Vin de France 2020 Located in Moulis-en-Médoc, the Domaine Jean-Christophe Coubris produces wines with an authentic and warm character. A character that seduced Salvatore Castano, ASI Best...
Classified as Grand Cru in 1855, Château Haut-Batailley, represented by the Tour l’Aspic, marks the entrance to the Pauillac vineyard. The year 2017 represents a turning point in the property's...
The Association Internationale des Rosés de Terroirs (AIRT), created in 2021, has set itself the single mission of (re)promoting rosés de terroirs, rosés de garde. This means dispelling a few...