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Technical data
Average age
of vines
Red: 30 years.
White: 35 years.
Soil
Clayey limestone with inserted silts into the structure of a greater
grain size.
Subsoil
Soft sandstone of the Périgord Region.
Surface area
52 hectares in the town of Pomport
(the largest producer of Monbazillac);
38 hectares in the town of Monestier.
Reasoned
agricultural policy
The vineyard is currently being transformed from a density of 2500
to that of 5/6000 vines/hectare, for greater grape concentration.
Pruning of the vine
PruningVineyard
is done bases on the Guyot simple or double, with experiments in
Medoc Style pruning. |
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Equipment
Handpicked
grapes on bunches and mechanical picking
Sorting table
Pneumatic and horizontal
presses
Temperature-controlled
stainless steel vats
"Kieselghur"
press filter, plates, and cartridges
French oak barrels (225-liters
barrels) for the "Ortus" and "Blanche de Bosredon"
wines
American oak barrels for
the "Alliance" wines. |
Vineyard
Clayey limestone, overlooking
the Dordogne Valley
(80km east of Bordeaux).
Grape varieties
Château
Bélingard
Red:
Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Malbec.
Château
Bélingard
White:
Sémillon,
Sauvignon, Muscadelle
Appellations
The wines of these estates today are of the Bergerac and Monbazillac
appellations contrôlées. Red, white, dry or sweet,
these wines show the optimum expression of the fruits of this
unique land as well as the hard labour involved.

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