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Canta Rainette winery has been in the same family since 1958 and passed down through generations. In 1990, Edouard and Denise Castellino, followed the family tradition, but brought in profound transformations & modernisations. Today joined by their son Mathieu, they run a domaine that covers 30 hectares and produces rosé, white & red Provence wines.

The history begins in 1798, in Saint-Péray, when Louis-Alexandre Faure creates the winery. Famous for inventing the Saint-Péray sparkling, the Domaine kept developing along the decades. In 2020, Stéphan Chaboud, 6th generation meets Charlène Cellier, oenologist. The duo decided to partner and start a new chapter of the family winery, that covers now 13 hectares.

Domaine Chamfort nestles into the base of a unique geological formation known as the Dentelles de Montmirail. It's in this majestic environement, home to green oak, Aleppo pine, cedar, boxwood, olive trees and fragrant scrubland herbs that Vasco Perdigao acquired the Domain Chamfort wine estate in 2010. Prior to that, he spent several years making wine in the steep vineyards in the northern Côtes-du-Rhône. It's however in the southern Rhône valley that he likes so much that Vasco Perdigao decided to branch out on his own. Vasco Perdigao runs the winerie with his partner, Sonia Léorat. Domaine Chamfort covers nows arounts 20 hectars.

The Feytit family has owned this property since 1949. It is situated two kilometres away from the village of Saint-Emilion. Over the years, the family kept expanding and developing the vineyard. Isabelle and Franck are the 4th generation running the winery, that covers now over 14 hectars. The vineyard is planted of 80% Merlot 15% Cabernet Franc and 5% Malbec.

Built in the 16th century, Château Haut Peyrat overlooks a magnificent 40 hectares terroir, mixing vines, woods and meadows, in the heart of the famous "Bordelaise Tuscany". Driven by their passion for wine, Isabelle & Didier Gil acquired the almost abandoned Château in 2014 to renovate & restructure the vineyard, and propose a wonderful range of Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux wines.

While the Pellé family was producing wine for its own consumption for many years, the winery was only officially created by Henry Pellé in the early 20th century. Year after year, motivated by the success of its wines, Henry Pellé kept expanding the vineyards. The property has been passed down through generations and is now managed by Paul-Henry Pellé.

Odile and Jean-Max Manceau bought Domaine de Noiré in 2001. Since then they have devoted themselves to returning the vineyard to its former glory. Involved with wine for over three generations, there shared passion continued to guide their daily lives. Domaine de Noiré is situated at Noiré, the first Chinon production area to be classified at the beginning of the 20th century.