Winery Château Clarisse

The estate was established through the commitment of Olivia and Didier Le Calvez: the search for the vineyard began in the late 2000s and the first vintage produced was 2010. The project developed between 2009 and 2010 and the name Château Clarisse comes from the family's daughter; management is focused on enhancing the vineyards' heritage and local tradition.

The estate adopts practices aimed at protecting biodiversity and promoting agroforestry: restoration of small woodlands, planting of hedgerows, creation of a botanical garden and installation of beehives. Since 2009 the agronomic approach has emphasized sustainable management of the soil and the vineyard, with hand harvesting and a gradual restructuring of the vineyards.

The vineyard sits on the calcarenite plateau of Puisseguin, on clay‑limestone soils rich in asteriated limestone. The estate is located on the highest plateau in the Gironde and operates within two appellations: Puisseguin‑Saint‑Émilion and Castillon Côtes de Bordeaux.

The domaine's wines have received recognition and positive scores from critics such as James Suckling and Guide Hachette; medals are also listed, along with recent awards for some cuvées.