South-facing clay-limestone vineyard slopes in Bergerac
Grand Cru Reserve • Natural Perfection

The Secret of the Misty Slopes:
Terroir and Soil

Night harvest — vineyard dataGageac-et-Rouillac, Dordogne44.81° N, 0.38° E

The Perrou Limestone Plateau

Named after the local word “Pierre” (stone), the Perrou terraces lie on the south-facing clay-limestone hillsides of the Bergerac appellation. This exceptional position offers the vines an ideal angle of sunlight and a unique microclimate.

Our Sustainability Priority

Following its recent acquisition, our estate is entering a new phase of development. We are progressively implementing practices focused on responsible water management, waste recycling and local sourcing, in order to protect our terroir for the long term.

Soil Structure and Mineral Depth

Situated on the south-facing clay-limestone hillsides of Bergerac, our soils give our wines mineral depth and a noble body. The limestone brings freshness, while the clay ensures a balanced maturity.

Terroir and Expertise

Respect for Nature, Impeccable Craft

Our south-facing clay-limestone slopes overlooking the Dordogne Valley allow for slow ripening, freshness and aromatic complexity.

Expert Guidance

Consulting Oenology & Cellar Team

Our production is carried out under the guidance of our consulting oenologist Patricia Guery of EVV Œnologie. She is supported by our Bergerac cellar team, led by an experienced cellar master.

Our Sustainability Commitment

Our estate is in a new phase of development; leaving healthy soil for future generations is one of our priorities.

  • Responsible water management practices
  • Waste recycling practices
  • Priority to local suppliers
  • Long-term protection of the vineyards and the terroir
From Our Vineyards

A Record of the Seasons

From flowering to harvest, the changing face of the Perrou terraces throughout the year.