#ONO is the new tradename launched by Honorine Pain, daughter of Philippe Pain, winemaker in Chinon Appellation. Honorine loves swinging between tradition and code’s breaking. This is why she

Dominated on the nose by floral notes, this complex rosé is particularly elegant, with slightly exotic notes (pineapple, passion fruit).

CHATEAU DE  MARSAN CADILLAC COTES DE BORDEAUX District: Lestiac-sur-Garonne Vineyard surface area: 38 hectares Terroir: Clayey-gravellyslopes Grapevarieties: 70% Merlot 30% Cabernet Sauvignon

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This certified organic red wine is the result of a commited process and of a hard work of conversion to organic growing. Concerned about the preservation of our lands and of the living, we have

Château Grand Billard belongs to the Chignon family, working hard on their vines for already several generations. They do respect the traditional work of the family habits. At Coutures, right next to

Château Grand Billard belongs to the Chignon family, working hard on their vines for already several generations. They do respect the traditional work of the family habits. At Coutures, right next to

Sauvignon Blanc is the go-to grape variety in dry whites. It typically gives wines the necessary acidity, along with mineral character and aromatic freshness. We selected our best parcells and gave

On May 25, 1935, the day of market at Monsegur, a handful of winegrowers enjoyed a glass of white wine at Café du Commerce. They discussed their difficulties at this time of wine crisis and their

Château Arnaucosse belongs to the family Cheyrou. Christian Cheyrou is fond of cultivating what is to his own mind a familial treasure. Back in 1935, the fundation of Monsegur’s cooperative

Sir Jean Octave Pellerin, winegrower in Monsegur’s lands, became owner of the Chateau Bellevue Marchand in the 1900’s. Back to 1936, he was one of the fi rst to contribute to the region

Château Calhou Belair historically belonged to Pascal Lavergne, cooperator of Vignerons Réunis de Monségur particularly invested in the local life: mayor of Monségur from 2014 to 2018, then now