Collection: Domaine Bedouet

Having been a wine-grower since 1985, I believed that reasoned wine culture could be a true concept. But reading Descartes, I became aware that I was running in circles, and that I was just relieving my conscience with a "better" kind of pollution. Now that I practice organic agriculture, I am rediscovering my profession as wine-grower.

The word "agriculture" is formed of the words "agros" and "culture"; this last developed from "culte", derived from the Latin word "colere", which means "to honour". To cultivate is therefore to honour the earth in order to make it fertile. I respect the balance of nature. I bring life back to the soil to provide good living conditions for the vines, so that the vines provide me with healthy, high-quality grapes. That is how I am able to produce, quite simply, wines that fully express the potential of these great terroirs with finesse.

My philosophy is to produce real wines: wines with great minerality; living wines. Wines that consistently offer a pure expression of the terroir from nose to palate. - Winery Note