Gueyze

The Château de Gueyze in the Buzet AOC is located between the towns of Bruch and Feugarolles, villages whose history dates back to the 12th century. In 1463, the estate was part of the uncultivated and abandoned lands granted by the Lord of Brazalem to his vassal Jean de Fages. In exchange, Jean de Fages was required to clear, cultivate, build upon, and settle the land he received... the first vines likely date back to this period.

Château de Gueyze is now the property and flagship of the Cave des Vignerons de Buzet. It comprises 80 hectares in a single block, nestled in the woods and situated on the lower slopes overlooking the Garonne Valley. At Château de Gueyze, all the vineyard plots are over thirty years old and thrive on gravel and clay-limestone soils. Low yields of 35 hl/ha allow the full potential to be extracted and the terroir to be expressed in the wine of Château de Gueyze. One of the benchmarks of the Buzet AOC.