Nestled within the prestigious Côtes de Bourg appellation, this expansive 20-hectare estate boasts 14 hectares of contiguous vineyards and 6 hectares of diverse land and woodland. Positioned along the scenic Gironde Estuary, directly across from Margaux, this estate commands a prime location, offering panoramic views over its vineyards which span two opposing slopes of the same hillside on Bordeaux's Right Bank.

The estate's 14 hectares of vineyards are dedicated to the production of red, rosé, and crémant wines, benefiting from the temperate estuary climate and a favorable south-south-west orientation. The classic blend comprises 60% Merlot, 35% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 5% Malbec, thriving on the estate's clay-limestone soils.

Traditional vinification methods are employed here, with fermentation taking place in concrete vats and the wines partially aged in barrels for a period of 14 to 18 months on fine lees, ensuring the development of complex flavors and textures.

The estate is well-equipped with all essential buildings, totaling approximately 700 m². These include storage and conditioning cellars, a vat room, a barrel cellar, a shed, and office spaces. Additionally, the property features a grand mansion of around 300 m², complete with a 5x10 meter swimming pool, and a staff residence of approximately 132 m².

Enhancing its appeal, the estate offers 4 guest rooms (approximately 120 m²) and a summer dining room, which have contributed to the development of a thriving wine tourism business. This aspect of the estate invites visitors to experience the charm and elegance of the vineyard firsthand.

The estate's established marketing channels, including direct sales to private customers, partnerships with hotels and restaurants, and export arrangements, alongside its international acclaim, add significant value to this extraordinary property. Several registered trademarks further bolster its market presence.

Acquiring this magnificent vineyard means not only owning a piece of Bordeaux's esteemed wine heritage but also gaining a property with vast potential for further growth and development in the wine industry.