Château de Reignac sits atop the highest point in the parish of Saint Loubes, overlooking a 135-hectare clay and gravel rise that includes a single 80-hectare block of vines. You can expect a smoky hue of prunes is met with a blast of fresh minerality and fresh meadow floral notes. The palate offers you a plethora of fruit with a slight acidity remiscnent of orange rind. We’re talking deep, dark, full of life and an incredibly silky finish.

Château Recougne has produced wine for over 400 years, and its name is said to have come from King Henri IV in the early 17th century, in “recognition” of the quality of its wine. Welcome a splash of rich blackberry and cassis on the nose, surrounded by hints of caramel and brown sugar. The nose gives you a typical Bordeaux as it should, after all, we’ve got 400 years of winemaking at the belt here. A rich palate of meadow fruits, blackberry, brambles and redcurrant interlaced with deep minerality and a hint of licorice!

Stylistically, Joanin Becot offers ample charm, freshness, ripe flavors and soft textures. Get ready to explore a dark berry concoction, ripe and juicy, bursting with flavor. Vanilla essence and caramel can be sought on the nose, with an extremely fleshy, tannin ripe palate. It’s fresh, extremely fruit-forward and has that staple hint of minterality which is held together with a slight acidity and dark fruit-forward finish.