Domaine Tano Péchard

A native of Régnié, Patrick, as he says of himself, "only knows one village, my village." Although he was born in 1962, his family has been cultivating vines in Beaujolais since 1670. Under Louis XIV, there were no straddle tractors, only animal traction. It was the Percheron horse breed that gave rise to his surname, Péchard, when they were farmers and farmers... Anecdotes from the estate: Recognition in 2017: Elected Best Gamay in the World at the International Gamay Competition. The estate's history: In homage to his father Antoine, known as Tano in the village, Patrick added his nickname to his surname when he settled there at the age of twenty. In 1985, he married Ghislaine, who joined him to form this complementary and dynamic duo. After a higher education degree in business and experiences in Canada and Australia, their son Antoine retrained in the winemaking trade at the Davayé high school and joined the estate in October 2018. The Péchard family history continues to be written in Régnié with the same passion as Tano… The pride of the estate. A native of Régnié, Patrick, as he says of himself, “only knows one village, my village.” Although he was born in 1962, his family has been cultivating vines in Beaujolais since 1670. Under Louis XIV, there were no straddle tractors, only animal traction. It was the Percheron horse breed that gave rise to his family name, Péchard, when they were farmers and cultivators…