Château Les Dames de la Renardière

Château Les Dames de la Renardière, Entre-Deux-Mers Bordeaux: whites, reds and rosés, direct from the estate... Lire plus
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Château Les Dames de la Renardière, Bordeaux elegance between preserved nature and viticultural demand

Château Les Dames de la Renardière

An Entre-Deux-Mers estate in La Sauve-Majeure (Gironde), 30 min from Bordeaux: 60 hectares of nature (vines, woods, ponds), a 15th-century château. AREA certified, in an HVE approach. A signature Entre-Deux-Mers white, a Bordeaux Superieur red and a Bordeaux rose, on clay-silt slopes.

There are estates that impress by their size, and others that stand out by their balance. Château Les Dames de la Renardière clearly belongs to this second category. Located in the heart of the Entre-Deux-Mers, just thirty minutes from Bordeaux, the estate extends over 60 hectares of harmonious nature, where vines, woods and ponds coexist in perfect intelligence. Here, the vine imposes nothing: it fits into the landscape, with respect and humility.


A 15th-century château, restored with vision

Entirely renovated in the late 1980s, the château experienced a true renaissance. The first efforts were devoted to the vineyard, then to the cellar, with a clear idea: to extract the best of the terroir without ever forcing it. This quality approach was built with the support of great names in oenology, including Michel Rolland, and continues today thanks to a team of three experienced winegrowers, committed every day to produce precise, balanced and sincere wines.

60
hectares
An estate of harmonious nature: vines, woods and ponds, 30 min from Bordeaux.
31
ha of vines
12 hectares of whites and 19 hectares of reds, mainly full south.
15th
century
A 15th-century château, entirely renovated in the late 1980s.
AREA
certified
Environmentally respectful viticulture, in an HVE certification approach.

An exceptional terroir at the cradle of the Entre-Deux-Mers

Planted in the historic commune of La Sauve-Majeure, where the Entre-Deux-Mers appellation takes root, the vineyard rests on clay-silt slopes organised in three hills rising between 96 and 109 metres of altitude. This natural relief favours air circulation, the ripeness of the grapes and the aromatic expression of the varieties. The estate has 31 hectares of vines, including 12 hectares of whites and 19 hectares of reds, mainly facing full south, guaranteeing optimal ripeness.


The wines of Château Les Dames de la Renardière

Fresh, expressive whites, structured, harmonious reds, a gourmet rose: three wines that tell the terroir of the Entre-Deux-Mers. To discover direct from the estate.

The Entre-Deux-Mers White

White - AOC Entre-Deux-Mers (Sauvignon Blanc, Sauvignon Gris, Sémillon)

The estate's signature. Sauvignon Blanc brings citrus, exotic fruits, tension and length; Sauvignon Gris, ripe fruits, aromatic richness and complexity; Semillon, a floral note, roundness and a beautiful texture on the palate. An elegant, digestible white, as at ease as an aperitif as at the table.

The Bordeaux Supérieur Red

Red - AOC Bordeaux Supérieur (Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc)

Merlot naturally dominates the blend and brings roundness, suaveness and a very accessible, gourmet fruit. It is blended with Cabernet Sauvignon (structure, depth, length) and Cabernet Franc (freshness and complexity). The presence of gravel on some parcels gives the wine its Bordeaux signature: concentration, elegance and ageing potential.

The Bordeaux Rosé

Rosé - AOC Bordeaux (Merlot)

A gourmet, Merlot-dominant rose, fresh and fruity, on roundness and pleasure. The ideal companion for the aperitif and summer tables, in the accessible, sincere spirit of the estate.

A terroir of three hills

La Sauve-Majeure - clay-silt slopes, 96 to 109 m

At the cradle of the Entre-Deux-Mers, in the historic commune of La Sauve-Majeure, the vineyard rests on clay-silt slopes organised in three hills rising between 96 and 109 metres. A relief that favours air circulation, the ripeness of the grapes and aromatic expression, with parcels mainly facing full south.

The elegance of the Entre-Deux-Mers, direct from the estate


Quality, nature and recognition

The estate is now AREA certified, guaranteeing environmentally respectful viticulture, and committed to an HVE (High Environmental Value) certification approach. The wines are regularly presented at the most demanding competitions and rewarded with medals, tangible proof of rigorous and constant work. Beyond the wine, the estate is also a place of welcome and transmission, which opens its doors for private receptions, events and moments of discovery.

The spirit of Les Dames de la Renardière

An estate of balance rather than excess: 60 hectares of nature between vines, woods and ponds, a 15th-century château, a three-hill terroir at the cradle of the Entre-Deux-Mers, tense and precise whites, elegant reds for cellaring, and a respectful viticulture certified AREA. Bordeaux elegance, with respect and humility.


Why choose Château Les Dames de la Renardière?

An estate of balance and nature. 60 hectares between vines, woods and ponds, 30 minutes from Bordeaux.

A terroir at the cradle of the appellation. La Sauve-Majeure, three clay-silt hills facing full south.

Signature whites and reds for cellaring. Sauvignon Blanc, Gris and Semillon; Merlot and Cabernets on gravel.

A respectful viticulture. AREA certified, in an HVE approach, supported by great names in oenology.


Frequently asked questions about Château Les Dames de la Renardière

What distinguishes an Entre-Deux-Mers wine from clay-silt slopes from a classic Bordeaux white in terms of freshness, aromas and food pairings?

The clay-silt slopes of the Entre-Deux-Mers, organised in south-facing hills, favour air circulation and a regular ripeness: the whites gain a bright freshness and a rare aromatic precision. At Château Les Dames de la Renardière, Sauvignon Blanc brings citrus, exotic fruits and tension, Sauvignon Gris richness and complexity, Semillon roundness and texture. The result: whites that are more tense, more digestible and more expressive than a generic Bordeaux white, as at ease as an aperitif as with fish, shellfish or world cuisine.

Where is Château Les Dames de la Renardière located?

In the heart of the Entre-Deux-Mers, in the historic commune of La Sauve-Majeure (33670), just thirty minutes from Bordeaux. The estate extends over 60 hectares of harmonious nature, where vines, woods and ponds coexist in perfect intelligence.

What is the history of Château Les Dames de la Renardière?

A 15th-century château, entirely renovated in the late 1980s, which experienced a true renaissance: first the vineyard, then the cellar, with a clear idea, to extract the best of the terroir without ever forcing it. This quality approach was built with the support of great names in oenology, including Michel Rolland, and continues today thanks to a team of three experienced winegrowers.

Is Château Les Dames de la Renardière organic?

The estate is AREA certified, guaranteeing environmentally respectful viticulture, and committed to an HVE (High Environmental Value) certification approach. It does not claim organic certification, but is part of a precise and respectful viticulture, where the vine fits into the landscape with respect and humility.

How big is the estate?

60 hectares of nature in total (vines, woods and ponds), including 31 hectares of vines: 12 hectares of whites and 19 hectares of reds. The vineyard is organised in three hills rising between 96 and 109 metres of altitude, with parcels mainly facing full south.

What wines does Château Les Dames de la Renardière produce?

Three wines that express the terroir of the Entre-Deux-Mers: an Entre-Deux-Mers white (Sauvignon Blanc, Sauvignon Gris, Semillon), the estate's signature; a Bordeaux Superieur red (Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc); and a Merlot-dominant Bordeaux rose, fresh and gourmet.

Which grapes make up the estate's white wines?

The whites blend Sauvignon Blanc (citrus, exotic fruits, tension and length), Sauvignon Gris (ripe fruits, aromatic richness and complexity) and Semillon (floral, roundness and beautiful texture on the palate). Elegant, digestible whites, as at ease as an aperitif as at the table.

Which grapes make up the estate's red wines?

Merlot dominates the blend and brings roundness, suaveness and an accessible, gourmet fruit. It is blended with Cabernet Sauvignon (structure, depth, length) and Cabernet Franc (freshness and complexity to come). The presence of gravel on some parcels brings concentration, elegance and ageing potential.

What is the terroir of Château Les Dames de la Renardière?

The vineyard is planted at the cradle of the Entre-Deux-Mers, in the commune of La Sauve-Majeure, where the appellation takes root. It rests on clay-silt slopes organised in three hills (96 to 109 m), with gravel on some parcels. This natural relief favours air circulation, the ripeness of the grapes and the aromatic expression of the varieties.

Can you visit or privatise Château Les Dames de la Renardière?

Yes: beyond the wine, the estate is a place of welcome and transmission. It opens its doors for private receptions, professional events or moments of discovery and tasting, in a rare natural setting, between vines, woods and ponds.

How to pair the wines of Château Les Dames de la Renardière?

The Entre-Deux-Mers white, fresh and tense, is perfect as an aperitif as well as with fish, shellfish or world cuisine; the rose, gourmet, accompanies the aperitif and summer tables; the Bordeaux Superieur red, structured and elegant, pairs with red meats, slow-cooked dishes and cheeses, and lends itself to cellaring.

Can you buy the Château Les Dames de la Renardière wines directly?

Yes: the cuvees are available here, direct from the estate, carefully shipped across France and Europe.

Direct from the estate, the elegance of the Entre-Deux-Mers

Château Les Dames de la Renardière: an Entre-Deux-Mers estate in La Sauve-Majeure (Gironde), 30 minutes from Bordeaux. 60 hectares of nature (vines, woods, ponds), a 15th-century château renovated in the late 1980s, supported by great names in oenology including Michel Rolland. 31 hectares of vines (12 whites, 19 reds) on three clay-silt hills (96 to 109 m), AREA certified and in an HVE approach.

An Entre-Deux-Mers white (Sauvignon Blanc, Sauvignon Gris, Semillon), a Bordeaux Superieur red (Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc) and a Bordeaux rose