Famille Perrin

The Perrin family are owners of the famous Châteauneuf-du-Pape estate Château de Beaucastel as well as their family label, Perrin et Fils and Vielle Ferme. They are the leading organic wine grower of the Southern Rhône Valley where they occupy the regions and the best terroirs. Their values have given…

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Donnafugata

The name Donnafugata, translated as “woman in flight” refers to the history of Queen Maria Carolina, wife of Ferdinand IV of Bourbon, who in the early 1800s, fled Naples to escape Napoleons troops and sought refuge in the part of Sicily where the winery’s vineyards now stand. This event inspired…

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Domaine William Fevre

Coming from a family that has been in the Chablis region for more than 250 years, William Fèvre’s father was already a great wine-maker after World War II. His son William founded the Domaine de la Maladière and announced his first harvest in 1959. For many years, William Fèvre (who…

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Domaine Jean Michel Cazes

Both in France and abroad, the Cazes family’s mission is to produce great wines respecting the terroir and the character of the local grape varieties. Founded in 2002 and based in Macau in the Médoc, the JM. CAZES SELECTION wine merchant company devotes itself to taking care of their worldwide…

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Domaine des Senechaux

The terroir of Chateauneuf du Pape enjoys an international reputation whose history dates back to the mid-fourteenth century, when the Papacy enjoyed the wines of the region so much, it was decided to move the entire religious court to Avignon so that the Pope could drink the wines of the…

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Domaine A

Planted in the chilly climes of Southern Tasmania's Coal River and named after it's owners, Peter and Ruth Althaus, Domaine A not only has a James Halliday 5 star rating while recently the Cabernet was included amongst the ultra exclusive, Langtons Excellent Wine Classification. Peter Althaus personally selects the fruit…

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Chateau Villa Bel Air

The property was bought in 1988 by Jean Michel Cazes at which time the vineyards were renewed and modern winemaking equipment was installed in the cellar. Chateau Villa Bel Air produces a red and a white wine which are faithful to their terroir of the Graves region of Bordeaux and…

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Château de Beaucastel

Surrounded by hills planted with vines, hundred year old olive trees and truffle oak, the vineyard of Beaucastel is a magical place. Ancient vines with knotted roots are nurtured in the traditional "gobelet" style, laden with large round pebbles known as galets. These ancestral soils support the 13 grape varieties…

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Carpineto

Carpineto takes its name from the Greek - Carpos, meaning fruit. The modern day winery was founded in 1967 and ever since, the partnership between cofounders Giovanni Carlo Sacchet and Antonio Mario Zaccheo has developed an award winning, international reputation for consistently elegant wines with unmatched intensity and extract. The…

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Bouchard Pere et Fils

Created in Volnay in 1731, the Maison Bouchard Père & Fils has patiently assembled, over several generations, one of the finest domaines in Burgundy. Moreover, installed since 1820 at the Château de Beaune, it benefits, on this site classed "Monument Historique", from ideal natural conditions for leaving its precious bottles…

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