The Amirault-Grosbois family has also surrounded itself with winegrowers who have the same taste for the place and the environment: whether in Chinon, Bourgueil, Gaillac, they all carry this same vision and meet the proposed specifications.
We are also constantly looking for ‘gardener” winegrowers (lovers of their vines), determined to convert their domain to Organic Farming when they are not already certified AB. This is when Amirault Grosbois comes to assist them and create a long-term partnership to ensure that this change of method takes place in the best possible way.
Stéphane BRETON
AOP Bourgueil, Domaine de la Grioche :
"Our partnership with the Amirault-Grosbois family began in 2017. This enriching collaboration based on trust and exchange allows us to bring constant improvement to the quality of our wines".
Olivier JEAN
AOP Gaillac, Château les Vignals :
"I am happy with the partnership that binds us, because I see my work in the vineyards valued by the nobility of the vinified wine and by the wealth created which is shared"
Alexandre MOREAU
AOP Chinon, Manoir de la Bellonnière :
“In a few words: a cordial, friendly and very professional understanding. The wines are of great purity and finesse thanks to unfailing motivation and love for this profession...”
Samuel DEMONT
AOP Bourgueil, Domaine des Mailloches :
“This partnership has the advantage of being able to exchange our knowledge and our experiences with the very specific aim of making a wine in our image”
Régis VACHER
AOP Saumur-Champigny, Domaine du Cailloux :
“The common passion for our profession has brought us closer together over time. Organic farming, biodynamics, natural wines, our respective unions, difficult times, the harvest... We therefore created this partnership to expand the product range of the Amirault Grosbois Family by adding a Saumur Champigny. »
“Our Partner Winegrowers,
pampering gardeners
their vines”
In love with our vines, our work and that of our partner winegrowers is guided by respect for the living.
As farmer-winegrowers, we campaign to preserve the richness and biodiversity of our land in order to offer our grapes the most beautiful of gardens.
We practice natural grassing in our plots and we work our land without inputs to promote the activity and biological life of the soil.
We also work in polyculture: we raise cows, donkeys, pigs, chickens and geese and we grow fruit and vegetables in our vegetable gardens.
We are also developing agroforestry projects in the vineyards with the planting of trees and shrubs.
Growing vines between the wild grasses, among cows and chickens or at the foot of trees, this is the most beautiful vineyard garden!
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