France / South West France
Sa château Peyros
9, chem. du Château, 64350 Corbère-Abères, France
About the Winery
Château Peyros is an ancient estate whose origins date back to the 17th century, with a name meaning 'stony terrain' in Gascon. Since 1999, it has belonged to the Lesgourgues family, who also own properties in Bas-Armagnac and Graves. Today, Arnaud Lesgourgues represents the third generation managing the 20-hectare vineyard, which is planted on a unique south-facing terroir of pebbles and clay called 'pouzzolanes.' Certified HVE and Terra Vitis, the estate is known as 'the most Bordelais cru of Madiran' for the finesse of its wines.
“A 17th-century estate with 20 hectares on a unique south-facing terroir, the southernmost vineyard in Madiran AOC.”