Château de Fontenay, situated on the banks of the Cher River, produces wines from a clay and sandy terroir, the result of a fruitful collaboration between the Carli and Corby families. With a history dating back to 1650, the estate offers a unique experience including a tour of the château, guest rooms, and a meticulous reconstruction by Auguste Bucquet in 1890. An easy-drinking wine, ideal as a summer alternative to rosé.
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Château de Fontenay
Located in Touraine, on the banks of the Cher, the Château de Fontenay is an estate whose winemaking history dates back to the end of the 17th century. The first vines are documented as early as 1680, while the château, rebuilt at the end of the 19th century after a fire, now forms part of an old heritage site in the heart of a wooded park.
The estate was acquired in 2006 by the Carli family, who partnered with Didier Corby, already managing the vineyard as a winemaker. This collaboration has resulted in a continuity of style, based on respect for the work previously undertaken and a faithful understanding of the Touraine terroir. Vineyard management follows a sustainable approach, attentive to the environment and the long-term health of the soil.
The vines grow in clay-sand soils, typical of the banks of the Cher River, which promote gradual ripening ... Lire plus
