We have specialized in Bordeaux wines since we were founded over 60 years ago. Our expertise as winemakers and wine merchants has continually grown and evolved to the present day

Our company is made up of 20 Family Estates, a number of Bordeaux Grand Crus and a selection Together, we work daily to reflect, protect and promote global fine wine culture.

Respecting the terroir means respecting the land and the men and women who work it, producing a generous, living soil, cultivated responsibly and sustainably.

Since 2009, our Family Estates have carried the “Terra Vitis” certification, acknowledging our sustainable approach to winegrowing and our respect for people and the environment. On two of our Family Estates, one of which is currently undergoing conversion, we have decided to take an organic approach to winegrowing. We share this philosophy with a number of our Grand Cru partners who, like us, are committed to responsible winegrowing.

Wine is a unique product, a reflection of the time-honoured expertise of families, wine growers and cellar masters. It has always been our priority to respect and preserve this heritage.

We firmly believe that wine estates, vineyards and Grand Crus are not simply owned. Instead, they form part of a legacy to be shared and passed on from one generation to the next. It is with this conviction that we have put together our collection of 20 properties. Whether in the Bordeaux region, in Provence, the Loire or the Languedoc, each and every one of our Family Estates has been carefully selected for its character, originality and quality. The singular objective at the heart of our role as winemaker is to bring out the very best of the terroir, a task we undertake with passion and sincerity.

Our principle aim as a négociant is to provide the means for our wines to shine on a world stage.

Thanks to our high storage capacity and solid financial and commercial structure, we are able to ensure our Family Estates and Grand Cru partners a presence in over 80 countries. But that is not all. Our activity as a négociant also comes with the wider responsibility of reflecting, protecting and promoting global fine wine culture.