The winery
Domaine Albert de Conti
Family-owned estate in Bergerac (Dordogne) producing organically farmed wines from historic vineyards; range includes dry whites, reds, rosés and a pétillant naturel.
- Bergerac (Dordogna, Nouvelle-Aquitaine) · Francia
- 4 products
The story
The De Conti family, originally from Italy, settled in the region in 1925. Grandfather Albert planted the vines in the 1960s, and the subsequent generations — Guillaume, Paul and their friend Yann — have brought to life the current Domaine Albert de Conti project, enhancing the estate's historic vineyards and local tradition.
Production philosophy
Production based on organic agriculture and low‑intervention winemaking: cellar practices aimed at preserving the expression of the grape variety and the terroir, with some cuvées vinified without added sulfites and experimental approaches.
Terroir and vineyards
Located in Saint-Julien d'Eymet, in the Bergerac area. The vineyards are planted on calcareous soils, calcareous-sandy molasse and clay-limestone zones typical of Eymet, which impart minerality and character to the wines.
Awards and recognition
Press coverage and ratings from specialist publications.
Characteristics
- Grape varieties
- Sémillon
- Sauvignon (Sauvignon Blanc)
- Muscadelle
- Chenin (Chenin Blanc)
- Merlot
- Cabernet Franc
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Malbec (Côt)
- Périgord (Mérille)
- Abouriou
- Fer (Fer Servadou)
- Hectares
- 42.0
What makes it distinctive
- Historic vineyards planted by grandfather Albert in the 1960s.
- Produced using organic farming and low-intervention winemaking practices.
- Range covering the local appellations: Bergerac, Côtes de Bergerac, IGP Périgord and Vin de France.
- Pétillant naturel produced using the ancestral method; some cuvées are vinified without added SO₂.
- Occasional use of amphorae for aging.
