Sas vignobles clément Fayat

About the Winery

An old renowned cru, whose name is said to have been given by a wealthy merchant from the 18th century who owned the property and named it after a Caribbean island. The De Baillencourt family, established here since 1933, sold it in 1969 to the powerful industrialist Clément Fayat, who also owns Château Fayat (Pomerol) and Château Clément-Pichon (Haut-Médoc). The 25-hectare vineyard is located northwest of Saint-Émilion, near Pomerol, on beautiful old sandy soils over clay subsoil. A contemporary winery designed by architect Jean Nouvel was inaugurated with the 2013 vintage. The estate is managed by the Fayat family as part of their larger Bordeaux wine portfolio.

“A 25-hectare Saint-Émilion estate near Pomerol, part of the Fayat family's portfolio, featuring a Jean Nouvel-designed winery.”