Fugue de Nénin

Fugue de Nénin is the second wine of Château Nénin, launched in 1997 and owned by the Delon family (Domaines Delon) since that vintage. The wine is produced under the guidance of renowned oenologist Eric Boissenot and reflects the estate's sandier eastern terroir. Production is substantial, with about 6,250 cases (roughly 75,000 bottles) for the 2016 vintage, and vineyard holdings expanded by 4 ha in 1999. The wines are stored in ISO 22000-compliant, Afnor-certified cellars that support organic wine storage, ensuring traceability and controlled conditions. The Delon family also owns other notable estates, including Château Léoville Las Cases and Château Potensac.