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Grand Reyne
AOC Bordeaux

The Legend of

Grand Reyne

On a fateful night under a luminous full moon, a tempestuous storm unleashed its fury upon a fleet of trading ships navigating the treacherous Garonne River. The howling winds and towering waves wreaked havoc, sending countless vessels to the depths of the sea. Amongst the chaos, one ship stood resilient—the legendary Grand Reyne.

Crafted from the finest timber and adorned with intricate carvings of dragons, this ship was not just a vessel; it was a symbol of strength and courage. Its crew, seasoned sailors bound by loyalty and kinship, navigated the storm's wrath with unwavering resolve. As the storm raged, the Grand Reyne surged forward, cutting through the turbulent waters as if guided by an unseen force.

As dawn broke and the storm subsided, the crew of the Grand Reyne emerged victorious, their hearts swelling with pride. To celebrate their survival, they uncorked barrels of rich, velvety wine. This wine, sourced from the vineyards of a distant land known for its lush landscapes, was aged in oak barrels, imparting deep flavors and a hint of spice.

The crew gathered on the deck, the aroma of the wine mingling with the salty river air. They raised their goblets high, toasting to their good fortune and the Grand Reyne's protection.

"To the Grand Reyne!" they cheered, each sip deepening their camaraderie. The wine's deep crimson hue sparkled in the morning light, symbolizing both their struggle and their success.

Word of the Grand Reyne and its remarkable wine spread quickly. Merchants began to associate the Grand Reyne's image with their own ventures, believing the wine carried the spirit of the dragon. It was said that a single sip could ignite courage in the heart of even the most timid sailor.

In taverns and markets, stories of the Grand Reyne's adventures were often accompanied by a glass of this legendary wine. Sailors would share tales of bravery, each narrative enhancing the wine's mystique.

History

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Origin

The oldest vines were planted in the early Roman era, nearly 2,000 years ago. Bordeaux played a pivotal role in history and success when Henry Plantagenet and Eleanor of Aquitaine married, making it accessible to the world. The Gironde estuary, the Garonne and the Dordogne are the hallmarks of this region

Gironde

Garonne

Dordogne

Cave du Marmandais

Established for over 10 years, Cave du Marmandais is the bottling site for Le Grand Reyne. Located around Marmandais, a satellite town of Bordeaux, the town itself covers both the left and right banks of the Garonne.

Terroir

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Bordeaux

The oldest vines were planted at the beginning of the Roman era, almost 2000 years ago. Bordeaux played a central role in history and success when Henri Plantagenêt and Eleanor of Aquitaine married, allowing it to become accessible to the world. The Gironde estuary, the Garonne and the Dordogne are the characteristics of this region.

France

Garonne

River

Garonne River

The oldest vines were planted at the beginning of the Roman era, almost 2000 years ago. Bordeaux played a central role in history and success when Henri Plantagenêt and Eleanor of Aquitaine married, allowing it to become accessible to the world. The Gironde estuary, the Garonne and the Dordogne are the characteristics of this region.

The emblematic dragon ship with a golden head of Grand Reyne, sails past Garonne, a well-known river, steering towards a fertile land in Bordeaux, France to discover the most precious treasure on the land and bring the finest taste that is being proud of.

Soil

The wine estate was established in Bordeaux where the vines have benefited from unique terroir with optimal climatic and geological conditions. The mix of clay and limestone soil possess rich minerals that immensely favors the growth of vines. With ambient temperature, sufficient sunlight exposure and stable rainfall, great wines are hence produced.

Grape

The creations of Grand Reyne are made with famous Bordeaux blend, offering the authentic flavor from South West France.

ROUGE

The rouge features merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon.

The blanc features Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon.

BLANC
Wine

Grand Reyne