Château Maresque, a vineyard with over 300 years of history, lies on the picturesque hills of Gaillac on the right bank of the Tarn River. Spanning 30 acres, the estate was revitalized in 1999 and passed to the next generation in 2023. Nestled in mollassic clay-limestone soils, our vines are influenced by the Mediterranean and Atlantic winds. With a focus on local varieties like Mauzac, Loin de L’Oeil, Braucol, and Prunelard, Château Maresque blends tradition and innovation to produce exceptional wines that reflect the terroir.

Perched above the Gaillac plain, Château de Tauziès carries a rich legacy that dates back to the Neolithic period. Initially an agricultural estate, it was transformed in 1851 by Augustin Louis Barrau into a flourishing wine estate, with 35 of its 50 hectares dedicated to vineyards. Under the stewardship of Philadelphe Thomas, the estate became known for its vibrant landscape and high-quality wines. The Château’s winery, rebuilt in the late 19th century, is surrounded by a functional arrangement of agricultural buildings around a central courtyard. The residence, positioned above a semi-buried winery, offers panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards and park from its terrace. Today, under the direction of Nathalie Deschamps and Jacques Tranier, Château de Tauziès seamlessly blends its historical charm with modern comforts. The estate serves as a premier destination for luxury accommodations, weddings, and seminars. Guests can enjoy 15 spacious suites equipped with kitchenettes, savor gourmet and breakfast boxes, and explore the estate’s lush vineyards. The 200 m² Cellar Room, with its original Cordais stone and exposed beams, is perfect for hosting memorable events, while the Tasting Cellar offers a delightful experience with the Château's wines and local delicacies. Whether strolling through the vineyards, cycling the scenic paths, playing pétanque, or relaxing under century-old cedars, Château de Tauziès offers a timeless escape where the pleasures of wine and nature are perfectly intertwined.

Domaine de Beyssac, located on the scenic hillsides of Marmande in the Garonne Valley, spans 7 hectares in the AOP Côtes du Marmandais region. Since its establishment in 2009, the estate has focused on producing high-quality wines through environmentally conscious practices. It is certified organic (2012) and biodynamic (Demeter, 2017), emphasizing sustainable agriculture and minimal environmental impact at every stage of production. The vineyard features Merlot, Abouriou, Malbec, and Gros Manseng varietals, thriving in clay-limestone soils with ideal sunlight and a moderated oceanic climate. The estate is dedicated to maintaining ecological harmony through careful resource management, including energy and water usage, waste treatment, and sustainable packaging choices.