Folie de Chauvin Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Classe

The history of Château Chauvin began in 1852 during the division of the great stronghold of Corbin, giving birth to multiple properties, including Chauvin which was then acquired by Jean Fourcaud-Laussac. The latter, who had just offered what would become the Cheval Blanc castle, did considerable work on both areas. From 1891 until 2014, three generations of the family Ondet succeed on the property, bringing all their determination to make a great wine, multiplying the investments. At the first grading of the Crus in 1954, Chauvin is selected among the 80 classified crus of Saint-Emilion, out of nearly 1000 listed crus. Since then, Chauvin maintains his position at each revision of the ranking. In 2014, a new page is written when Sylvie CAZES and her children acquire the Château. They wish to continue the work done by the Ondet family while giving them the best assets to succeed: restructuring of wine-making methods and wine making, material investments, drainage of the entire vineyard, environmental commitment, etc. To translate the new impetus of the property and the values ??dear to Sylvie, her children and her teams, a new visual identity was created from a label of the castle of 1929. To this label was added a symbol illustrating the word “chauvinist” Cupid, god of Love, proudly displays a banner representing the emblematic lion of Saint-Emilion, his land he flies over with a benevolent look. It is to represent the attachment to the terroir of Saint-Emilion that this symbol appears on the label of Château Chauvin, from the vintage 2014. Folie de Chauvin is the second wine of Château Chauvin.