Les Domaines Pierre Tourré comprise four properties spread across three sites in Gironde: Cérons, Loupiac, and Romagne. Owner since 1983, Pierre Tourré took over 25 family hectares passed down for several centuries and progressively developed the vineyard through successive acquisitions. Today, the entire estate spans nearly 100 hectares and covers four Bordeaux appellations.

The estate advocates a vision of wine where human involvement is central, from vineyard management to bottling. Every decision aims to respect and reveal the identity of the terroirs, with a precise and consistent approach both in the vineyard and in the cellar.

The vineyards have been certified High Environmental Value (HVE) since 2019, attesting to practices that respect biodiversity and the environment. Viticulture and vinification are designed to best express the unique characteristics of each site.

In Loupiac, the clay-gravel hillsides give rise to fine and balanced wines based on Sémillon, Sauvignon, and Muscadelle. In Cérons, the gravel soils allow for the production of white and red wines typical of the Graves appellation. In Entre-deux-Mers, the clay-limestone terroirs offer expressive and harmonious Bordeaux wines, reflecting the diversity and richness of Les Domaines Pierre Tourré.