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This family estate belongs to the Souille de Pedro family since 1852 and is located in the upper part of the field of Mazeyres (West of Chateau Le Pin). Hermitages de Mazeyres was the first wine served during the first transatlantic crossing on the ship “FRANCE” to New York in 1962.

Château Clinet, one of the most prestigious estates of the appellation, is located in the heart of the Pomerol vineyard. Fleur de Clinet, “the other great wine from Ch. Clinet”, created in 2006, is essentially the 2nd wine of Ch. Clinet (even though some juice comes from neighboring estates selected by Ronan Laborde). The vinification and ageing process are carried out in state-of-the- art cellars by Clinet’s team to reveal the treasures of this outstanding appellation.

Beauregard Lagupeau is situated in the south of the Graves AOC. With an altitude of 112 meters, this vineyard is one of the highest in the appellation. It has been owned by the same family since 1850, and today the sixth generation of winemakers is represented by Jacques and Marie-Laure Perromat. Beauregard also produces an excellent red wine !

The name of the estate comes from “Roche” (rock) “taillé” (cutting) as the high amount of limestone was used for construction of famed estates in the region. The estate is situated in the commune of Ordonnac in immediate proximity to J.H. Delon’s, Ch. Potensac. Roc Taillade has belonged to the same Francesco family since 1870 and is run today by Stéphanie and Claude (5th generation!).

The superb vineyard of Marsac Séguineau covers 10 hectares in the heart of the Soussan commune. Since 2001, Château Marsac Séguineau and the neigbouring Château La Tour de Mons were acquired by the Credit Agricole Group (which also own the Pauillac Classified Growth, Ch. Grand Puy Ducasse) therefore sharing management and technical staff. Produced with the same care and attention as its neighbour, Château Marsac Séguineau is an expressive wine, powerful, elegant and typical of the best Margaux crus.

Chateau Dauzac, 5th Grand Cru Classé of Margaux, is one of the oldest vineyards in the Médoc. Since the acquisition in 1988 by the French insurance company MAIF the estate is one of the jewels of the appellation. Laurent Fortin, general manager, aims to strength the rebirth of the chateau by creating a second Grand Vin: AURORE DE DAUZAC. This wine asserts perfectly the expression of the Dauzac terroir and is sponsored by the charming Stephanie Quellec, winner of the French Top Chef show in 2011 and today Executive Chef of Prince de Galles Palace Hotel in Paris.

A unique estate of 11 hectares belonging to the charismatic Madame Jeanne Capdevielle who’s grand-father bought the estate in 1901 situated between Pichon Longueville and Lynch Bages. This is one of the last 3 estates in Pauillac that still remains independent from the Grands Crus chateaux of the same appellation.

Chateau de Rolland, situated just outside the village of Sauternes, thrives of an exceptional terroir just next to the Cirons River (perfect microclimate for Botrytis). The origins of the estate date back to 1492 when the “de Rolland family” acquired the domain. Faithful to its past, Mr Jean Guignard transmitted his knowledge to his three children: François, Lucie and Monique who now manage the chateau. The Guignard family, with whom Barrière has been working for some 30 years now, regulmarly produce an exceptional and highly reliable “golden” wine !

Dating back to the 1980’s, Grand Bateau is the fruit of the collaboration between Maison Barrière and Chateau Beychevelle, our sister company. The boat which decorates this label is the mythical galleon of the famous Château Beychevelle which took part and sponsored the conception and creation of Grand Bateau. Today, Philippe Blanc, Château Beychevelle’s winemaker, provides us with the ultimate technical guidance in our famed assemblage of these wines. Elaborated by our oenologist starting with a selection of the best wines from our partner estates, Grand Bateau incarnates the complexity of great Bordeaux. Stylistically impeccable, consistent and unique, Grand Bateau is crafted to satisfy both young consumers and confirmed amateurs alike.

Dating back to the 1980’s, Grand Bateau is the fruit of the collaboration between Maison Barrière and Chateau Beychevelle, our sister company. The boat which decorates this label is the mythical galleon of the famous Château Beychevelle which took part and sponsored the conception and creation of Grand Bateau. Today, Philippe Blanc, Château Beychevelle’s winemaker, provides us with the ultimate technical guidance in our famed assemblage of these wines. The “Secret” ? Simply that the wine is sourced from such illustrious estates that we have been asked not to divulge its exceptional provenance ! Rich and gracious wine, it offers all the raciness of a grand cru. It’s exceptional elegance will seduce the palates of those demanding connoisseurs.

In the heart of the “Libournais” region, near Fronsac, on perfectly exposed southern slopes, the affable Ricardo and Evelyne Roberts have been running this estate since 1987. The origin of the Chateau dates back to the 14th century. Regretably, the fortress was destroyed during the French Revolution (1789).

Château Pape Clement, situated in the Pessac Léognan AOC, is one of the oldest viticultural domaine of Bordeaux. The vineyard was established in the 13th century by the Archbishop of Bordeaux, Bertrand de Goth, who became Pope in 1305 under the name of Clement V.

A Barrière exclusivity ! Bought in 1955 by Mr. Serge Dassault (also know for the aviation company under the same family name), the Château was promoted to “Grand Cru Classé” status in 1969. In 1995, Laurence Brun was given the management of the estate and set in motion a major quality development program. In 2012, the estate concluded a technical and commercial cooperation with Domaines Baron de Rothschild (Lafite Rothschild).

Château Corbin, situated in the Saint Emilion AOC on the border of the Pomerol appellation , is one of the patriarchs of Saint-Emilion. Its foundations date back to the 15th century, and according to legend Corbin, was the stronghold that belonged to the “Black Prince” Edouard de Plantagenet who fought the French in the early stages of the Hundred Year War. Since 1999, the estate is managed by Anabelle Cruse-Bardinet, a Bordeaux University oenology graduate, who represents the 4th generation of the family to lead the Chateau.

Located in the village of Cissac (in immediate proximity to St Estèphe), Château LARRIVAUX has maintained its identity within the same Carlsberg family since 1580 (under reign of Henri III). Through the generations, it has always been transmitted from mothers to daughters. Today, Larrivaux is owned by two Carlsberg sister and managed by Bérangère. This is in perfect correlation to the dominate (feminine) Merlot planted at this charming Chateau.

Vieux Peyrouquet is a charming little estate situated in Saint Pey D’Armens, just neighboring Ch. Lafleur Morange (Classified Growth Saint Emilion). This genuine and authentic domaine managed by the 5th generation of the Cruchet-Pocero family, produces wines of outstanding terroir and intense pleasure. The family moto, In Vino Veritas, and constantly their consistent qualitative efforts make Vieux Peyrouquet a wonderful value.

This beautifully estate, west of the village of Saint Emilion and in immediate proximity to 1st Growth Château Figeac, is owned by the Hebert-Maison family since 1933.

2nd wine of Ch. Beaumont. The vineyard of Château Beaumont has been known since 1824 and thirty years later its splendid castle in a Renaissance style was built. Various famous owners follow one another hoisting Beaumont to the forefront of the “Crus Bourgeois Supérieurs”. With the arrival of Mr. Etienne Priou (Manager) and with the guidance of Mr. Philippe Blanc (Ch. Beychevelle), the estate has taken a noticed qualitative turn-around since 1986 and continues to confirm its position among the sure values of its appellation and classification.

2nd wine of Ch. Beaumont. The vineyard of Château Beaumont has been known since 1824 and thirty years later its splendid castle in a Renaissance style was built. Various famous owners follow one another hoisting Beaumont to the forefront of the “Crus Bourgeois Supérieurs”. With the arrival of Mr. Etienne Priou (Manager) and with the guidance of Mr. Philippe Blanc (Ch. Beychevelle), the estate has taken a noticed qualitative turn-around since 1986 and continues to confirm its position among the sure values of its appellation and classification.

“Brulières” is the Beychevelle wine coming from the 12 hectares located just south of Saint-Julien. The vineyard belongs to Château Beychevelle. Vineyard management and winemaking is carried out by the same Ch. Beychevelle team head by Mr. Philippe Blanc.

Amiral de Beychevelle is the second wine of Château Beychevelle and sold on exclusive basis by Barrière Frères. The name “Amiral” was given to this wine in homage to the château’s 17th century owner, Duc d’Epernon and Admiral of the French Navy under Henri III. Clearly identifiable to Château Beychevelle, the wine is soft, elegant and fruity with excellent breed. With “Amiral”, the objective is to make a wine which can be drunk earlier than the Grand Vin.

Dating back to the 1980’s, Grand Bateau is the fruit of the collaboration between Maison Barrière and Château Beychevelle, our sister company. The Boat which decorates this label is the mythical galleon of the famous Château Beychevelle which took part and sponsored the conception and creation of Grand Bateau. Today Philippe Blanc, Château Beychevelle’s winemaker, provides us with the ultimate technical guidance in our famed assemblage of these wines. The « Secret » ? Simply that the wine is sourced from such illustrious estates that we have asked not to divulge its exceptional provenance! Rich and gracious wine, it offers all the racinness of a grand cru. It’s exceptional elegance will seduce the palates of those demanding connoisseurs.

A well managed estate belonging to the charming and enthusiastic young couple, Sarah & Bruno Marchand. In order to create a natural ecological balance in this romantic hilly corner of Saint Emilion, Sarah and Bruno have introduced flowers around the vineyards (and even in between the rows) as well as bee-hives. These changes help to significantly decrease the use of pesticides. In order to improve the quality of the wine, there is a “sainé” (20% of their production) and makes a 2nd wine (sold in bulk). Only the best of the best will be used for the main wine, Ch. Haut-Bonneau !

This small 7 hectares estate, led by two passionate brothers (Jean & Stan Gagnaire), is located less than 1 km from the heart of Saint Emilion village. This specific vineyard has a unique terroir marrying beautiful soil, climate and grapes. Chapelle Despagnet translates beautifully the family dedication in respect to traditional practices in the vineyard and the winemaking to bring quality and elegance.

A well managed estate belonging to the charming and enthusiastic young couple, Sarah & Bruno Marchand. In order to create a natural ecological balance in this romantic hilly corner of Saint Emilion, Sarah and Bruno have introduced flowers around the vineyards (and even in between the rows) as well as bee-hives. These changes help to significantly decrease the use of pesticides. In order to improve the quality of the wine, there is a “sainé” (20% of their production) and makes a 2nd wine (sold in bulk). Only the best of the best will be used for the main wine, Ch. Haut-Bonneau !