Chamarré

Bordeaux whites from Manseng, Viognier, and Chardonnay grapes.

Chamarré operates in Bordeaux, France, where it produces white wines that diverge from the region's traditional red-wine focus. The winery's portfolio centers on distinctive varietals: Petit Manseng and Gros Manseng in its Tradition Jurançon, Viognier in its Grande Réserve expression, and Chardonnay in another Grande Réserve bottling. Wine Spectator and Wine Enthusiast have rated these releases, with the Jurançon and Viognier cuvées earning particular recognition among prestige critics. The emphasis on white grapes—especially the Manseng varieties native to southwest France—positions Chamarré as a producer working against Bordeaux's conventional grain, crafting aromatic and textured wines from grapes more commonly associated with other French regions.