Les Domaines Pierre Tourré

Domaines Pierre Tourré comprises four estates spread across three locations in the Gironde region: Cérons, Loupiac, and Romagne. Pierre Tourré has owned the estate since 1983, when he took over 25 hectares of family-owned land that had been passed down for several centuries, and has gradually expanded the vineyard through successive acquisitions. Today, the estate spans nearly 100 hectares and encompasses four Bordeaux appellations.

The estate upholds a philosophy of winemaking in which the winemaker plays a central role, from vineyard management to bottling. Every decision is made with the aim of respecting and bringing out the identity of the terroirs, through a meticulous and consistent approach both in the vineyard and in the cellar.

The vineyards have been certified as High Environmental Value (HVE) since 2019, reflecting practices that respect biodiversity and the environment. Viticulture and winemaking are designed to best express the unique characteristics of each site.

In Loupiac, the clay-gravel slopes produce refined, well-balanced wines made from Sémillon, Sauvignon, and Muscadelle. In Cérons, the gravel soils yield white and red wines characteristic of the Graves appellation. In Entre-deux-Mers, the clay-limestone terroirs yield expressive and harmonious Bordeaux wines, reflecting the diversity and richness of Domaines Pierre Tourré.