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La Marotte Entre-deux-Mers Blanc

Maison Dominique Thienpont

White · Entre-Deux-Mers, France

Rich textured

Dry · Aromatic · Crisp mineral · Juicy

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Maison Dominique Thienpont

France

Maison Dominique Thienpont represents a family-linked portfolio of Bordeaux properties across the Côtes de Francs, Francs and Entre-Deux-Mers. Château Puygueraud is described as the family’s cradle, while Château Les Charmes Godard is owned by Nicolas Thienpont. The portfolio includes certified organic farming at Sarmentine, organic conversion and sulfur-free farming on selected Château Roques de Jean Lice plots, and predominantly organic, chemical-free viticulture at Clos Fontaine. Some wines are made with grapes supplied through partnerships with outside growers. The wines reflect a range of family properties and vineyard sites, although no single winemaker is identified.