Grands Terroirs de France

Bordeaux blends and Malbec from France's classic heartland.

Grands Terroirs de France draws from Bordeaux's classical blend tradition, crafting wines across the region's most prestigious appellations. The Pauillac, a structured blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, and Malbec, anchors the portfolio with depth and aging potential. The Haut-Médoc follows a similar left-bank framework, balancing power with refinement across its five-grape composition. A Cahors rounds out the range—a pure Malbec expression that showcases the grape's dark fruit and tannin architecture in its native terroir. Wine Enthusiast and Wine Spectator have rated these wines, reflecting their technical consistency across the lineup. The winery's approach emphasizes the distinct character of each appellation, from the gravelly Left Bank to the clay-limestone soils of the southwest.