The wine map
Where our wines come from.
Tap a region to discover its winemakers and their wines. The map fills up as we introduce them.
TestDemo: these estates and wines are fictional. The map will soon be filled with our real winemakers.
Colour
Dot colour: the main soil
- Limestone and chalk Keeps things cool: often lively, taut wines.
- Clay and marl Holds water: often round, full and powerful wines.
- Schist and slate Poor, layered rock: often concentrated wines with mineral notes.
- Granite and gneiss Poor, free-draining soil: often fine, fresh and fruity wines.
- Volcanic soils Rich in minerals: often saline, intense wines.
- Gravel and pebbles Stones drain and store heat: often structured wines.
- Sand Drains very well: often fine, light and aromatic wines.
- Mixed soils Several soils side by side: each estate has its own character.
Simplified and indicative: a region often has several soil types.
The wine map