Château Pech Redon

Created at the beginning of the last century, the estate was bought and renovated by a Narbonne wine merchant in 1963, before being acquired in 1988 by the current owners, the Bousquet family. The Favorite success story was immediate, and the family embarked on a 30-hectare vineyard, 27 hectares of which are planted with red grapes and 3 with white. Conscious of the natural environment around them, the Bousquet family decided in 1998 to phase out the use of chemicals, and obtained Organic Agriculture certification in 2005.

At Pech Redon and throughout the La Clape appellation, the climate is arid, one of the driest in France, with a ferocious wind that blows almost constantly; there are 13 different winds. Altitude and sea spray contrast with this hostile climate to bring freshness. All these climatic features, together with the composition of the clay-limestone and stony soils, contribute to the typicality of the wines.

Christophe Bousquet earns two fine accolades on the 2018 editions of the Guide des Vins Hachette, voted winemaker of the year and Favorite du Languedoc in the Guide Vert RVF 2018. Today, Château Pech Redon wines are among the Languedoc's benchmarks, delivering wines that are powerful yet deep, structured yet well-built to age, and with freshness to balance the whole. Whites are rarer, but no less interesting. These are wines with a strong personality, revealing the full identity and complexity of the terroir from which they come, with the imprint of their creator.