trade, cabernet franc, viognier, pic saint loup, grenache noir, syrah, carignan, cabernet sauvignon, merlot, malvoisie,
chardonnay, sauvignon, viognier, muscat petit grains, grenache blanc and aramon: wine sales

Presentation

This group commercial company markets 80% of the wines produced on the Château Haut-Gléon estate, together with a range of wines from the Languedoc, working in partnership with winemakers from other estates in the region. In the search for wines that embody the civilisation, charm and character of the land on which they grow (Pic Saint Loup, Maury, Collioure, La Livinière, etc.), Léon-Nicholas Duhamel creates his own blends and accompanies every stage in the production of his wines until they are bottled on the estate itself.

His clientele is a mixture of private individuals, wine merchants and restaurateurs in France or importers to 13 different countries (Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium, UK, Ireland, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Estonia, USA, Canada, Japan and Taiwan).

Distribution in France is carried out via a network of 13 national agents and 19 national representatives co-ordinated and managed by a sales executive: Stéphane May. The Company's dynamic team is constantly working to develop new ranges to meet the challenges to today's ever-changing markets.

Château Haut Gléon

12th-Century château in the Durban region of the Languedoc, covering 40 hectares of vines over a total of 260 hectares of scrubland and forest dominated by thyme and rosemary.

Red wines represent 70% of production, with white and rosé wines representing 15% each.
Two thirds of the harvest are devoted to the production of AOC Corbières wines, and one third is devoted to producing vin de pays from the Vallée du Paradis estate.

A total of 16 different varieties of grape are planted on the estate, chiefly Grenache noir, Syrah and Carignan but also Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Roussanne, Marsanne, Malvoisie, Chardonnay, Sauvignon, Viognier, Muscat petit grains, Grenache blanc and Aramon.

Production is in the region of 150,000 bottles a year.