Our estates
Explore the wine estates selected by Wines Horizon, their stories, terroirs and published wines.
Champagne Bourgeois-Diaz
In Crouttes-sur-Marne, Jérôme and Charlotte Bourgeois-Diaz make parcel-led champagnes with Meunier at their heart. A small family estate, hands-on farming and a precise,…
Champagne Gaston Collard
In Bouzy, Cyril Collard and his sister work a vineyard of less than two hectares. Their range explores Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, single parcels and the still wines of Champagne.
Château Meylet
In La Gomerie, David Favard tends old vines with a distinctive approach to winemaking. Gravity, manual work, large barrels and stoneware jars shape an intimate range…
Château Laplagnotte-Bellevue
A family Grand Cru on the Saint-Christophe-des-Bardes plateau. Merlot and Cabernet Franc express a classical style, shaped by careful work in the vineyard and cellar.
Closerie Saint Roc
In Puisseguin, the Amoreau family follows the same exacting approach as at Château Le Puy. The estate blend, single parcels and L’O de Saint Roc expressions form a range…
Château Le Puy
On the Saint-Cibard plateau, the Amoreau family explores Merlot and Bordeaux varieties. Émilien, Barthélemy, Retour des Îles and the rare cuvées express distinct sites and…
Château Fougas
In Lansac, Fougas seeks freshness and finesse across a single-block vineyard. From Côtes de Bourg reds to Ensemble wines, the estate offers different expressions of one…
Château Roland La Garde
On the hillsides overlooking the Gironde, Roland La Garde combines Bordeaux varieties with barrel and amphora ageing. Les Aubelines, a white from Château Sainte-Luce…
Château Morlan-Tuilière
The Simonneau family offers a broad palette: reds, whites, clairet, rosé, sweet wines, crémant and alcohol-free sparkling grape juice. Several labels make it possible to…
Château Riou de Thaillas
Two parcel-led expressions of Merlot from a family originating in Belgium, according to the official Saint-Émilion directory. Riou de Thaillas and CBO explore gravel and…