Youth, for an appellation which planted its roots into the very birthplace of the Bordeaux vineyards (in the surroundings of the port), more than two thousand years ago, and stretching to a terroir which gave birth, in the 18th century, at Château Haut-Brion, to « New French Claret ».

Mature, by recognition, finally, as a result of the signing of the signing of the decree of the Appellation Pessac-Léognan – 9th September 1987 – of a region whose characteristics of soil, climate, red and dry white wine production traditions of equally exceptionally apt quality, of ageing, having already expressed themselves for centuries.

For twenty years, the « new » vineyard of Pessac-Léognan pursued and developed with the vitality for which it is known, the extraordinary quantitive and qualitative economic potential resulting from its own original ideas and approach!