Lanson

The House of Lanson was founded in 1760 by François Delamotte, an influential character in Reims society. The joint owner, alongside his wife, of a not-insubstantial vineyard in Cumières and Ay, he decided to found his own Champagne house – one...

Les Grands Chais de France

The Grands Chais de France Group (GCF), headquartered in Petersbach, is the leading French group in terms of volume of vinification and wine and spirits exports, and the second largest trader1. He achieves almost the same turnover as the Castel...

Gratien & Meyer

Brotte

Four generations for this Châteauneuf-du-Pape house rooted in the heart of the Rhône Valley for more than 70 years. In 1931, Charles Brotte, the founder, moved to Châteauneuf-du-Pape and created a bottling cellar, to offer wine lovers to the...

JP Chenet

Synonymous with pleasure and hospitality, J.P. Chenet was the forerunner of French-style - world wine -. Rising to the challenge to make wine more affordable, the men and women at J.P. Chenet have successfully introduced the wine brand to over 160...

Brumont

Alain Brumont has one ambition: that his actions as a winegrower are reflected in his wines. A tireless explorer of Gascon terroirs, promoter of local grape varieties, a gardener who lovingly tends his vines, a winemaker who is respectful of...

Deinhard

For more than 200 years now Deinhard wines have been created with the highest of oenological care. Every move, every innovation serves as a continuing enhancement of quality. Thus the fulfillment of this philosophy begins in the vineyard where they...

Henkell

In 1832, Adam Henkell (1801-66) established himself as a wine merchant in Mainz, thus laying the cornerstone of today's company, Henkell and Sohnlein. With creation of the brand-name of Henkell Trocken in the late 19th century, his grandson Otto...

Schloss Johannisberg

The history of Schloss Johannisberg dates back to Charlemagne and is the oldest Riesling vineyard in the world. The first recorded harvest by Ludwig der Fromme (Louis the Devout) yielded approximately 6,000 litres. In 1775 Schloss Johannisberg...

Gunderloch

Our winery has been founded in 1890 by the Banker Carl Gunderloch. Since then it has been the passion of our family to focus on the Riesling variety which finds perfect conditions in our vineyards. The 250 million year old “Red slate” -Soil from...

Glendalough

Glendalough {The Valley of two lakes} is a deep, glacial valley nestled in the Wicklow Mountains, just south of Dublin. Renowned for its natural, scenic beauty, the area is known as “The Garden of Ireland”. Glendalough is also home to a 6th...

Alois Lageder

Alois Lageder The Alois Lageder family winery is the home of high-quality wines from Alto Adige, Italy’s most northern wine producing region, nestled on the Dolomite foothills, in the heart of the Alps. In accordance with the family’s holistic...

Attems

Attems is a name that encompasses the history of wine in Friuli Venezia Giulia. Indeed there is documentation that confirms ownership of land dedicated to viticulture in Collio by the Attems dynasty dating as far back as 1106, whereas the production...

Bertani

For more than a century and a Bertani has made wines that are recognizable for their identity, wines with a clear and therefore unmistakable stylistic profile.

Prunotto

In 1923, the renowned wine-maker, Alfredo Prunotto, took over the Cantina Sociale "Vini delle Langhe" in Alba which, right after the First World War, had fallen on difficult times. Thanks to Alfredo and his wife's...

Tormaresca

Tormaresca was founded in 1998 with the investment and vision of the Antinori Family in Italy's Puglia region. The family considers Puglia one of the most promising regions in Italy for quality wines with a strong regional identity. The Tormaresca...

Antinori Estates

The Antinori family has been in the wine business since Giovanni di Piero Antinori joined the Florentine Guild of Vintners in 1385 - more than 26 generations ago. Throughout the company's long history it has remained family owned and operated, and...

Castello Di Gabbiano

In the land survey presented by Tommaso Soderini in 1464 to the ‘O? cials’ of the Land Registry of the Republic of Florence, it was noted that wine and oil were the most highly prized produce of the estate. The construction of the cellars, whose...