Les Vignerons du Brulhois Grain d'Amour Vin de France

Gascony, a traditional wine-growing region in the southwest of France, is usually known for its robust, dark wines – Pays du Vin Noir. Les Vignerons du Brulhois, a regional, almost family-like cooperative of 45 winemakers, are also exploring new paths by producing fruity, easy-drinking, and elegant wines. The best example of this is the b.a.ba line. The b.a.ba is something you learn in school and means the basic knowledge, the fundamentals. These are everyday wines without many words – uncomplicated, fresh, and elegant. Another breakthrough is the fruity-sweet Grain d’Amour, made from the rare Muscat de Hambourg grape variety. There is also something robust, the Château Grand Chêne – named after a 700-year-old majestic oak tree located in the vineyards.