
Château de La Vaisinerie is a Bordeaux wine estate in the Puisseguin-Saint-Emilion appellation, which covers 25 hectares, including 12 hectares of vines surrounded by numerous trees, hedges and water points. The soils, similar to those of Saint-Emilion, are essentially clay-limestone, especially on the plateau, and clay-silt for the plots below. The average age of the vineyard is 35 years.
The estate has set up a sustainable viticulture that promotes the development of local biodiversity. Since the 2019 vintage, Château La Vaisinerie has been certified "High Environmental Value".
Formerly part of the Château de Puisseguin, the property has existed since 1685. It was the property of the Bessede family until 2019 when Alain Moses, until then a wine broker and merchant, acquired it. His sons Anthony and Sébastien run Twins, the family trading company specialising in Bordeaux grands crus.
The Puisseguin Saint-Emilion appellation covers 730 hectares and is one of the four "satellite" appellations of Saint-Emilion. It produces only red wines from Merlot, a grape variety representing 90% of the grape varieties, for colour, complexity, suppleness and roundness, and from Cabernet Franc for 10% of the grape varieties, for its slightly spicy aromatic finesse, its freshness and its tannic structure, giving the wine a great ageing potential.
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