Château de La Dauphine

Fronsac, the country's ancestral wine-growing region, was brought to prominence by Cardinal Richelieu and his grand-nephew, who turned it into the kingdom's most prestigious wines.

The Château de La Dauphine also bears witness to this royal past through its name: a reminder of the stay at the estate in the 18th century of Marie-Josèphe de Saxe, wife of Louis XV's Dauphin and mother of the last kings of France, including Louis XVI.

Château de La Dauphine, nestled in an arc of the Dordogne, is at the heart of a 70-hectare Bio&Biodynamic vineyard.

The Château's philosophy is to take the easy way out: "Quality is in the details, but quality is not in the details".