Winery Château de Barbe Blanche

The property has historical roots in the Lussac‑Saint‑Émilion area: local documents and legends link the site to ancient cultivation and historical uses, including the estate's appreciation by local historical figures. The site preserves a 19th-century underground quarry with historic inscriptions; modern management was partly taken over by Vignobles Famille André Lurton, which currently oversees production and marketing.

Strong focus on terroir: vineyard and winemaking practices aim to showcase the local limestone and clay. The estate is undergoing conversion to organic farming and favors winemaking approaches that highlight varietal finesse.

Situated on the slopes of the Saint‑Émilion plateau, the vineyard rests on clay‑limestone soils. The cited altitude is approximately 87 metres above sea level, with good drainage and an exposure favourable to grape ripening.

Wine critics' scores: recent mentions and scores on Falstaff.