Château Maison Neuve

Château Maison Neuve is a family estate in the Bordeaux region, producing a range of wines regularly acclaimed for their quality. Located on the right bank of the Gironde estuary, Château Maison Neuve 's vineyards are planted in the hills of the small commune of Saint Palais, on the northern edge of the Hauts de Gironde region.

The 40 hectares of vines at Château Maison Neuve are planted on clay-limestone soils where Merlot and Cabernet-Sauvignon flourish. At Château Maison Neuve, the work in the vineyard is carried out with respect for nature and the environment, listening to the terroir and its climate to achieve optimum ripeness of the grapes. In the cellar, the wine is aged for two years in stainless steel vats and French barrels before being bottled. Château Maison Neuve produces a number of different crus in a variety of appellations: Blaye, Premières Côtes de Blaye, in red and white, and Bordeaux Clairet.