Présentation of the Châteaux

Bought by the family in 1963, the vineyard of Château de Musset is nowadays around 27 hectares. It is one of the largest properties in the appellation Lalande de Pomerol. A new cellar was constructed in 2000.

Near the confluence of the Dordogne and the Isle, Lalande de Pomerol benefits, as the PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) in the area, of a sunny climate, hot and humid, which suits the vine perfectly. The vineyard is planted in a gravelly clay and gravelly sand soil mix.

The Château de Musset has been selected in several editions of the Guide Hachette as well as the Guide des Vins Gilbert & Gaillard.

The Château Chêne-Vieux has been within the family since 1937 and consists nowadays of 11-planted hectares. The cellar was entirely renovated in 2004.

Created in 1936, the PDO Puisseguin Saint-Emilion is one of the 4 satellites of Saint-Emilion appellation. Puisseguin’s « terroir » benefits from a mainly south & south-easterly orientation along with a dry and bright climate. Its hilly landscape with limestone clay soils, laying on a rocky base, guarantees good drainage and allows the vine to root deeply.

The Château Chêne-Vieux appears in several editions of the Guide Hachette, as well as in the Guide des Vins Gilbert & Gaillard and in the Guide Dussert-Gerber.