100% Pinot Meunier. The fruit for Boulard`s rosé de saignée comes from family parcels scattered around the villages of Paradis, Cuchery and Belval-sous-Châtillon in the Vallée de la Marne northwest of Cumières. Notably, in this particular area of the Marne, there are 400 hectares of vines, of which...

100% Chardonnay. The original Boulard family vineyard is in the village of Cormicy, at the northernmost limit of Champagne in a sub-zone called the Massif de St. Thierry, well northwest of the city of Reims. The Boulards have 1.6 hectares of vines here. The fruit for the blanc de blancs comes from...

The “Première Cuvée” of this project; 75% Cabernet Sauvignon.

This blend of 50% Malbec and 50% Pinot Noir is all hand-harvested from the Tupungato Winelands vineyard in Gualtallary. Planted in 2007, this vineyard is situated at 4,600 feet of altitude and has calcareous, stony soils. Vinified in stainless steel, the wine sees some carbonic maceration and is...

65% Cinsault, 30% Pais, and 5% Carignan from small plots planted between 1800-1960 in granite soils. Grapes are hand-harvested, left 10% whole cluster and fermented and aged for eight months in concrete spheres.

100% Moscatel from a vineyard planted in 1960 in the Guarilihue region of Itata. Seven week maceration followed by aging in a mix of concrete and old barrels. Unfined, unfiltered.

60% Tempranillo and 40% Garnacha blended from multiple parcels. Vinified separately in order to get a fresh, and “fluid” wine. A mix of saignee and direct press.

100% Garnacha from very old vines (80+) grown on the clay and limestone soils of the vineyards around Rivas de Tereso, in Alavesa (650m elevation). The wine is made from spontaneous fermentation in old used foudres, and elevage in clay amphorae.  It has become Sandra's signature wine, an elegant...

The Nahikun Blanco comes from some of Sandra's oldest vines, scattered around five micro plots near her village of Villabuena de Alava.  She revived those vines, planted on shallow, rocky soils, not only with Malvasia and Viura, but also with Rojal, and Calagrano, some of the forgotten white...

Sandra Bravo's white comes from old vines grown in the high altitudes of the Sierra de Toloño (650 meters). Made in stainless steel it keeps fine aromatics and acidity, showing the fresh side of Viura.  

In 2015, chateau owner Bertrand Gourdou was searching through an old desk when he came across a label that his grandfather had made in the early 1970's; that wine was called "Le pot-de-vin" which, in French, translates to "the bribe", which for that era was an audacious play on words for a wine...

Gamay of up to 60 years old planted on clay yields a structured, concentrated wine. Vinified & aged in tank, bottled unfiltered.

Pre-phylloxera Chenin/Menu Pineau 50/50. Intermingled (= "entremêlés") in the vineyard via provignage since late 19th century. Tiny yields.

The fruit comes from a bi-centenary vineyard, and the wine is made the same way as the Matorral— pressed by hand in bamboo ‘sieves’ or zarandas, then fermented in open-top cement vats— but is aged in tinaja, or amphora.