Our Wines
Domaine de Bonaguil’s vineyard is planted on high-quality terroirs. The grounds are generous, very mineral, allowing us to offer you wines with unique, complex, dense and fresh flavours.
Domaine de Bonaguil’s vineyard is planted on high-quality terroirs. The grounds are generous, very mineral, allowing us to offer you wines with unique, complex, dense and fresh flavours.
In the Vineyard Environmentally responsible agriculture, without the use of chemicals such as weedkiller. A Mid-September Harvest The grape clusters are sorted foot by foot, hand-picked, and put gently in small crates, thus ensuring collection of the best...
Technical documentation Read moreRosésidéro is a dry rosé wine made of Gamay grape variety. The vines, planted in 1989 on a plot of 0.3 ha, flourish on a soil composed of flint, siderolithic sands and ferruginous clay. Grape clusters are hand-picked by the women and men of...
Technical documentation Read moreLes Hauts de Bonaguil is a still red wine, produced with the emblematic Beaujolais grape variety: Gamay. The vines, planted in 1989 on a plot of 1.3250 ha, flourish on a soil composed of flint, siderolithic sands and ferruginous clay. The grapes are harvested...
Technical documentation Read moreDomaine de Bonaguil Merlot rouge PGI Côte du Lot is a still wine, exclusively produced from a grape variety commonly grown in the Bordeaux region: Merlot. This wine is born from vines planted in 1989 in the heart of a plot of 0.7995 ha....
Technical documentation Read moreLe Paradis PGI Côte du Lot is a white Chardonnay wine from grapes harvested by hand in small crates in September. These berries grew on a plot of 1.02 ha. of vines, planted in 1989, flourishing on an outcropping limestone base with a ferruginous...
Technical documentation Read moreLes Voisins PGI Côte du Lot is a white Sauvignon made with overripe grapes picked by hand and carried in small crates during the September harvest. These berries grew on a small plot of 0.3 ha of vines planted in 1989 on siderolithic sands...
Technical documentation Read moreLes Cerisiers PGI Côte du Lot is a dry white wine made solely from Chardonnay. It comes from a 0.6 ha plot of vines planted in 1989 on flint, iron ore core and ferruginous clay soil. It is the result of the September harvest...
Technical documentation Read moreLes Pins PGI Côte du Lot is a dry white wine made solely from Sauvignon. It comes from a 0.4 ha plot of vines planted in 1989 on siderolithic sands and loamy clay soil. During the harvest in September, the grapes are picked by...
Technical documentation Read moreLe Mirador PGI Côte du Lot is our well-aged red wine, produced from a blend of grape varieties originating from two of France’s most popular wine regions: Gamay from Burgundy and Merlot from Bordeaux. As with all our wines, the grapes are hand-picked...
Technical documentation Read moreDomaine de Bonaguil blanc PGI Côte du Lot is a dry wine, produced from a bold mixture of two grape varieties: Chardonnay, originally from the Burgundy region, and Sauvignon, often blended with Semillon in Bordeaux. The grapes were picked manually and stored...
Technical documentation Read moreLe P’tit goût amer is a Chardonnay-made orange wine with a pleasant bitter taste. It is produced in tiny quantities at Domaine de Bonaguil. The winemaking process used for this white wine is very much like an unstemmed red with extended post-ferment...
Read moreMost of our wines, fruits of our labours in the vineyard and cellar, benefit from the PGI Côtes du Lot designation. The others, such as our rosé, are found under the designation Vin de France.
Ideally located, our vineyard is near the Causses du Quercy, known for its large limestone plateaus in the Massif Central. The temperate and maritime climate on-site is at the intersection of continental and maritime influences (Atlantic and Mediterranean). Cold winters, mild and humid springs, and delightful warm, sunny summers give our wines all their seductive aromas and flavours.
Domaine de Bonaguil’s terroir is atypical. Therefore, we produce neither Malbec, so representative of the region, nor AOC Cahors wines. On the estate’s singular soils, we grow four unconventional grape varieties: Gamay, Merlot, Chardonnay and Sauvignon. The first two are used for the production of our red and rosé wines, and the last two for our white wines. Thanks to the hidden treasure of clay, ferrous and siliceous soils beneath the vineyard, we produce five white, three red and one rosé wines. And also, an orange wine — a well-kept secret!
Domaine de Bonaguil’s wines are all certified organic and without added sulphites. We are passionate advocates of Nature. So, we give it time to do its job well before taking over her business! Being naturally produced by grape yeasts during maceration, our wines can contain traces or minute doses of sulfur dioxide.