The Amoreau family have been making wine since 1610, between Libourne and Bergerac. Château Le Puy is undoubtedly one of Bordeaux's most innovative estates; the vines are grown biodynamically, new wood has always been banned, and the producers use very little sulphur during production. Their cuvées are quite the opposite of standardised, with a pleasant rustic profile and an easy-drinking side that might be surprising for a Bordeaux. Such qualities have been roundly lauded since the 2003 vintage was called the best wine in the world by the famous Japanese manga comic ‘Les Gouttes de Dieu'. Here, originality is a family tradition, and they are even pushing for the creation of their own “Le Puy” appellation. One to watch!

The Barthélemy du Puy cuvée de is produced from vines that are managed according to biodynamic principles. The plot where the vines grow is called "Les Rocs", and it is planted with a mixture of 85% Merlot and 15% Cabernet Sauvignon. The wine is aged in barrels for 24 months and then bottled without filtration.