Flowery

The Fleurie AOC is entirely contained within the commune of the same name. Facing southeast and dominated by the Chapel of the Madonna, it offers a magnificent panoramic view of the surrounding vineyards. The majority of the vineyard is planted on sandy soil.
This appellation is often considered the most feminine of the 10 Beaujolais crus because it produces fine and elegant red wines with aromas of flowers and fruit.

Poncié Castle & Villa Ponciago

Château de Poncié is a very old estate in Beaujolais , originally named Villa Ponciago . Records of its winemaking activity date back to the 10th century! It was purchased in 2008 by the Henriot family, founders of Henriot Champagne and also owners of Bouchard & Fils and William Fèvre in Burgundy . Joseph Bouchard and Frederic Weber manage the Château, the former in the vineyards, the latter in the cellars.

The estate produces under the name Château de Poncié two wines in the Fleurie appellation, “La Salomine” and “Le Pré Roi”, as well as a white wine in Beaujolais-Village , “Grande Lamure”.

Under the name Villa Ponciago, you'll find the Fleurie wines “La Réserve”, “Les Hauts du Py” and “La Roche Muriers”, which can age for about ten years. You can also taste four other wines from Beaujolais-Villages , Brouilly , Morgon and Moulin-à-Vent .

Vissoux Estate

Domaine du Vissoux is located in Saint-Vérand, in the Pierres Dorées region, south of Beaujolais . Pierre-Marie and Martine Chermette cultivate their vines using sustainable farming practices, with minimal intervention. They produce red, white, and rosé Beaujolais wines, a Crémant de Bourgogne, as well as crème de cassis and crème de pêche de vigne.

In the Fleurie appellation, Domaine du Vissoux offers two cuvées, for two different terroirs. “Poncié” is floral and silky, while “Les Garants” is sunny, lively and fruity.