Château Vrai Canon Bouché

Close to Saint-Émilion and the estuary, Château Vrai Canon Bouché is located on a plateau that benefits from a surprising altitude, varied exposures, and beneficial winds. The history of the château began in 1953 with the Roux family. In March 2014, LFP Grands Vignobles de France acquired Château Vrai Canon Bouché, kept the team in place, and decided to continue the high-quality work already undertaken under the guidance of Stéphane Derenoncourt. A rigorous program of grubbing up and replanting was put in place. The old Merlot vines, which were very expressive of the terroir, were preserved. Four hectares were grubbed up and replanted with Cabernet Franc from mass selection. Currently, the property maintains the old Merlot vines, which are very expressive of the terroir. Four hectares were grubbed up and replanted with Cabernet Franc from mass selection. Currently, the property maintains the old Merlot vines, which are very expressive of the terroir. Four hectares were grubbed up and replanted with Cabernet Franc from mass selection. Currently, the property maintains the old Merlot vines, which are very expressive of the terroir. Four hectares were grubbed up and replanted with Cabernet Franc from mass selection. Currently, the property maintains the old Merlot vines, which are very expressive of the terroir. Four hectares were grubbed up and replanted with Cabernet Franc from mass selection. Currently, the property maintains the old Merlot vines, which are very expressive of the terroir. Four hectares were grubbed up The old Merlot vines, which are very expressive of the terroir, were kept. Four hectares were grubbed up and replanted with Cabernet Franc from mass selection. Currently, the property has 35% Cabernet Franc, 5% Malbec, and 60% Merlot. The estate is located on 13 hectares of quarries.