- Paul Blanck & Fils
- Domaine Cauhapé
- Couly-Dutheil
- Calvados Roger Groult
- Champagne Drappier
- Jean Durup Père & Fils
- Saint André de Figuière
- DOMAINE Pierre Gaillard
- Guilbaud Frères
- Antonin Guyon
- Domaine de l'Hortus
- Joseph Janoueix
- Alain Jaume & Fils
- Laubade & Domaines Associés
- Domaine Rolet Père et Fils
- Château de Tracy
Alsace
Jurançon
Chinon
Calvados
Chablis
Provence
Côte Rôtie
Muscadet
Pic Saint Loup
Bordeaux
Châteauneuf du Pape
Bordeaux, Armagnac
Arbois
Beaujolais
Just as there are fine works of Art, so there are Great wines !
The vine grower’s talent can be recognised and carries a signature,it has its own particular style. Sixteen of the best known signatures of the vineyards of France have joined together to pool their knowledge and share a common passion. Our Club members come from Champagne, Alsace, Burgundy, the Jura, Beaujolais, the Rhône Valley, Provence, South-West France, Bordeaux, the Loire Valley and Calvados. They have pleasure in inviting you to embark on this enticing journey round their France.
- Alsace : Les Grands Blancs
- Jurançon : vins blancs secs et moelleux de prestige
- Le plus prestigieux vignoble du Chinonais
- Les Calvados de grande renommée
- Champagne Drappier
- Chablis : Château de Maligny et l'Eglantière
- Provence : Des vins entre terre et paradis
- Les vins de la Valée du Rhône
- Une gamme de vins chantant des Pays de Loire
- Grands Crus de Bourgogne
- Les vins du Languedoc
- Saint-Emilion Grands Crus Classé
- Le vin de la Terre et des Hommes
- Les vins de Bordeaux et Armagnacs de grande qualité
- Sélection de vins du Jura
- Trois Générations au Service du Beaujolais
- Grands Vins du Château de Tracy
Vignobles et Signatures, pure coincidence ?
During Vinexpo in Bordeaux, growers inevitably meet and often come to like the people on the stands around them. This was what lead Jean-François Janoueix to found the Vignobles et Signatures club. "Would you be so kind as to mind my stand for a few minutes ?". By standing in for each other, growers realised how complementary their different productions could be. The idea of forming a group that represented the main appellations of French wines was born. In 1984, this idea metamorphosed into a club under whose umbrella gathered eight wine-producing names already respected throughout France. It was probably the first growers’ club on such a scale. Today they are seventeen famillies in the Club.THE CLUB CHART
