In the heart of the Entre-Deux-Mers in the Bordeaux wine-producing                   region, near Creon, the vineyards of Chateau Haut-Pougnan spread on               the slopes of the right bank of the Garonne, superb clay-limestone soil                 and gravel.

The slopes are home to East and South vineyards reds, the slopes West remain the domain of white wines.

That is the nature of calcareous clay these soils resulting in very fine wines with subtle bouquet.

The red wines from Merlots (50%), Cabernet Sauvignon (40%) and Cabernet franc (10%) reflects the trilogy of Bordeaux varietals.

           
               For white wines, Sauvignon (70%), Sémillion (25%) and Muscadelle                    (5%), give them a delicacy and a prestigious bouquet.

The red wine, rich, fruity has a tanicity particularly well balanced

On a beautiful dress, he continues to please with its elegance and balance in the mouth.

The white wine is of great finesse and a has a remarkable bouquet. Entre-Deux-Mers is perfect for dishes or at any time simply for pleasure.

The rose wine with a sweet mean color and a delicate nose ends in the mouth fruity, strong and hearty.

White wines are ideal for drinking young. They adapt wonderfully to dishes of fish and seafood.

The rosés marry perfectly with hors d'œuvre or charcuterie. These wines are evolving positively the first two years.

Red wine aged a year in oak barrels flourishes at the end of three to five years. Great vintages mature harmoniously in the cellar with an ageing potential from eight to ten years.