Bordeaux Vineyard, planted by the Romans 2000 years ago and includes 6 wine-making areas that turn it into one the world largest wine producing regions

The prestigious Pessac Leognan vineyard near Bordeaux produces outstanding wines with a splendid aging potential that rank them amongst the great wines

Premieres Cotes de Bordeaux, an elongated vineyard located on the right bank of the Gironde Estuary producing wines renown for their character and finesse

The Sauternes wines owe their particular flavour to the fungus Botyris Cinerea or Noble Rot and are considered the greatest sweet white wines in the world

The narrow Medoc vineyard stretches near Bordeaux between the Garonne and the Atlantic Ocean and only produces red wines that are divided in eight AOC

The Graves Vineyard, the 1st vineyard planted by the Romans 2000 years ago in the south of Bordeaux, an area considered the cradle of the Bordeaux Vineyard

Cotes de Castillon and Cotes de Francs, two young and promising vineyards located east of St-Emilion which were granted an AOC and produce rich red wines

The Blaye-Bourg wines include 7 AOC among which the Côtes de Bourg and Côtes de Blaye, two excellent everyday wines considered Bordeaux Grands Ordinaires

Fronsac and Canon-Fronsac vineyards, 2 renowned AOC of the Libournais region, a subdivision of the Bordeaux appellation, which produce full bodied red wines